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Former Accenture Employee Charged Over Cybersecurity Fraud

Former Accenture Employee Charged Over Cybersecurity Fraud

Posted on December 11, 2025December 11, 2025 By CWS

The Justice Division on Wednesday introduced {that a} former senior supervisor at a authorities contractor has been charged over mendacity a couple of product’s compliance with Division of Protection necessities.

The defendant, Danielle Hillmer, 53, of Chantilly, Virginia, allegedly hid the truth that her employer’s cloud platform didn’t implement required safety controls.

In keeping with the indictment, between March 2020 and November 2021, Hillmer tried to affect and impede product audits by concealing safety points and instructing others to do the identical.

Hillmer allegedly hid the truth that her employer’s platform didn’t adjust to the Federal Danger and Authorization Administration Program (FedRAMP) and the Division of Protection’s Danger Administration Framework.

The indictment alleges that she falsely represented that the platform had carried out the required entry controls, logging, monitoring, and different safety capabilities.

Moreover, Hillmer allegedly submitted paperwork that contained materially false info to acquire and preserve authorities contracts.

The alleged exercise occurred whereas Hillmer was employed at Accenture and managed its cloud providers merchandise.

The costs seem to align with the exercise Accenture talked about in an SEC submitting in 2023, after Accenture Federal Providers (AFS) made a voluntary disclosure to the US authorities.Commercial. Scroll to proceed studying.

The disclosure, it stated, resulted in an investigation “regarding whether or not a number of staff offered inaccurate submissions to an assessor who was evaluating on behalf of the US authorities an AFS service providing and whether or not the service providing totally carried out required federal safety controls.”

SecurityWeek has emailed Accenture for a press release on Hillmer’s indictment and can replace this text if the corporate responds.

As a part of the cybersecurity fraud scheme, Hillmer was charged with wire fraud, main authorities fraud, and obstruction of a federal audit. If discovered responsible, she faces a long time in jail. 

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