Telus Digital Confirms Breach After 1 Petabyte Data Theft

Telus Digital Acknowledges Security Incident

Telus Digital confirmed on March 12, 2026, that it experienced a security incident after threat actors publicly claimed to have breached the company's systems. The Canadian business process outsourcing provider acknowledged the breach following online posts by hackers who alleged they stole nearly 1 petabyte of data.

The attackers claimed the breach occurred over multiple months, suggesting a prolonged compromise of Telus Digital's infrastructure. The company has launched an investigation into the incident but hasn't disclosed the full scope of the breach or when it was first detected.

BPO Giant Serves Major Enterprise Clients

Telus Digital provides business process outsourcing services to enterprise clients across multiple industries. The company handles customer service, technical support, and digital solutions for major corporations worldwide.

The potential impact extends beyond Telus Digital itself, as BPO providers typically process sensitive customer data on behalf of their clients. The company hasn't specified which client data might be affected or disclosed the exact nature of the compromised information.

Investigation Underway as Details Emerge

Telus Digital hasn't revealed technical details about how the breach occurred or what security measures failed. The company stated it's working with cybersecurity experts and law enforcement to investigate the incident.

The threat actors' claim of stealing nearly 1 petabyte of data suggests a significant compromise involving large volumes of potentially sensitive information. Telus Digital hasn't confirmed the accuracy of the data theft claims or provided a timeline for when affected parties will be notified.