Major Data Breach Hits Global Tech Firm Exposing 50M Records

On March 22, 2026, cybersecurity firm SentinelOne reported a massive data breach at global software company NexaTech, exposing personal data of over 50 million users worldwide. The breach, discovered last week, involved unauthorized access to NexaTech’s customer database, including names, emails, and encrypted passwords. According to Reuters, the attack exploited a vulnerability in NexaTech’s cloud infrastructure. The company has since patched the flaw and notified affected users, urging them to reset passwords immediately. This incident marks one of the largest cybersecurity threats of 2026, raising concerns over cloud security practices. Authorities continue to investigate the source of the breach, while cybersecurity experts warn firms to strengthen defenses against increasingly sophisticated attacks.