Addressing the potential impact of the Log4j vulnerability for the industry and Intuit

As stewards of our customer’s data, security is a top priority for Intuit. We are aware of and understand the potential impact of the Log4j vulnerability for the industry, and Intuit. We’ve taken immediate action to address and mitigate the Log4j vulnerability across the Intuit platform. We’ll also be working closely with our engineering supply chain

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As stewards of our customer’s data, security is a top priority for Intuit. We are aware of and understand the potential impact of the Log4j vulnerability for the industry, and Intuit.

We’ve taken immediate action to address and mitigate the Log4j vulnerability across the Intuit platform. We’ll also be working closely with our engineering supply chain and third party partners to confirm that they are remediating any concerns with their systems.

For more information about Intuit data security practices, please visit the Intuit Online Security Center.

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