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Silicon Valley company FireEye, who is often on the front lines of defending companies and critical infrastructure from cyberattacks, has been breached by hackers.
Kevin Mandia, CEO of FireEye, confirmed the news, noting the breach was conducted by highly sophisticated cybercriminals, "one whose discipline operational security, and techniques" led them to believe it was a state-sponsored attack with "top-tier offensive capabilities."