Event Summary:
Between Friday, November 14th, 2025, at approximately 19:00 UTC and Sunday, November 16th, 2025, at 12:00 UTC, the WatchGuard Cloud ThreatSync Core (TS Core) data pipeline experienced an interruption in data processing. This interruption resulted in a data gap for both TS Core and Total MDR. The missing data has been restored. The event is resolved, and services are operating normally across all regions.
Event Findings:
At approximately 19:00 UTC on November 14th, 2025, an update was deployed to our ThreatSync Core (TS Core) data pipeline which introduced a software bug that escaped our automated testing. By 12:00 UTC on November 17th, a fix was deployed to all regions to resolve the software bug, and data processing resumed for all new events. During this service disruption, all underlying security products (Firebox, Endpoint Security, AuthPoint, ThreatSync+ NDR, and Wi-Fi) continued to enforce protections as designed. While Core MDR telemetry collection was unaffected, Total MDR relies on TS Core for incoming events which caused delays until service was restored. Once service was restored, a gap in TS Core data during the disruption window was identified. In order to maintain reliability and avoid inconsistencies while restoring missing data, we undertook careful preparation, testing, and verification to ensure accuracy and integrity before re-ingesting and processing the data. Four areas of data backfill were completed: Firebox Visibility (November 21, 15:12 UTC), WatchGuard Endpoint (November 22, 15:12 UTC), WatchGuard Wi-Fi (November 24, 07:00 UTC), and AuthPoint (November 27, 05:55 UTC).
At WatchGuard, we strive for flawless operational performance; our teams are implementing improvements to prevent recurrence and reduce re-ingestion times in the future. We sincerely apologize for the impact to our affected customers, and appreciate the opportunity to meet your security needs.