News Summary

• JumpCloud has told customers it reset their API keys to protect their organizations from an apparent security incident.The directory, identity and access management giant said in an email to customers that it was experiencing an “ongoing incident” but did not provide specifics.
• In a support post on its site, the company said the resets were “out of an abundance of caution.”The Louisville, Colorado-based technology company provides cloud file directory and device security, such as single sign-on and multifactor authentication, for corporations and organizations.
• JumpCloud says it provides its technology to more than 180,000 organizations, with more than 5,000 paying customers.It’s not uncommon for companies to offer API keys that allow customers to integrate that technology into their own tech stack and different systems to talk to each other.