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BrianKrebsonMastodon20h ago
Looks like Boeing may be dealing with a rapid disassembly of their company-wide IT network. The company has published a notice on its employee emergency page that says they're canceling shifts at various plants and sending home people whose job depends on IT stuff to work.
I sincerely hope this isn't the beginning of another Jaguar Land Rover type incident where production is halted for extended periods.
https://www.boeing.com/emergency
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Analysis Summary
Krebs claims Boeing's emergency page states the company is canceling shifts and sending IT workers home due to a network outage, but the actual page shows the opposite — multiple Boeing facilities state 'Normal operations are in effect' and direct employees to report as scheduled as of June 30-July 1. There's no independent confirmation of a company-wide IT incident or cyberattack, making his inference speculative. The post appears to misinterpret the emergency page's existence itself (which is a standard contingency tool) as evidence of an active crisis.
Claims Analysis (2)
“Boeing has published a notice on its employee emergency page that says they're canceling shifts at various plants and sending home people whose job depends on IT stuff to work.”
The linked Boeing emergency page shows the opposite: multiple facilities (Ridley Park, Mesa, Michoud, St. Louis) explicitly state 'Normal operations are in effect' and direct shifts to 'report to work as scheduled' as of June 30-July 1. The page contains no language about canceling shifts or sending IT-dependent workers home.
“Boeing may be dealing with a rapid disassembly of their company-wide IT network.”
No independent news coverage confirms a Boeing company-wide IT network outage or cyberattack on June 30, 2026. The emergency page shows normal operations resuming across multiple facilities. The inference of IT network failure is speculative.
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