In April 2026, AMETEK Process Instruments, a manufacturer of online process analyzers, experienced a suspected data breach. This incident involved internal technical and commercial data allegedly being offered for sale on the dark web.
The compromised data, reportedly a 3.76 GB collection of sensitive corporate files, includes technical drawings, product manuals (including ATEX, Zone 1/2, and Russian standards), proprietary software such as AMEVision V2.13 and Configurator, internal 2025 price lists for all product groups across North and South America, spare parts pricing, confidential service rates, 2025 Sales Meetings presentations, internal training videos, obsolescence letters, and corporate terms & conditions. The exact number of affected individuals and the specific timeline of the breach discovery and consumer notification remain unclear.
Details can emerge as further information becomes available, and notices are often delayed.