Chevron

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Founded by Charles N. Felton and Lloyd Tevis, Chevron Corporation is an American energy corporation headquartered in Sam Ramon, California, being active across 180 countries and ranked second highest U.S. oil company behind ExxonMobil. Chevron shares deep ties with Chevron Federal Credit Union (also referred as CFCU) , a non-profit organization serving primary Chevron Corporation employee's.

Chevron

File:Chevron Logo.svg.png

Basic information
Founded	1879-09-10
Legal Structure	Public
Industry	Gas
Also known as
Official website	https://www.chevron.com/

The company has faced scrutiny over violation of safety practices, privacy violations, and security vulnerabilities.

Chevron Ad After Gas Payment

Advertisement after Gas Payment

Incidents

This is a list of all consumer-protection incidents this company is involved in. Any incidents not mentioned here can be found in the Chevron category.

Chevron Customer Alert Letter

Chevron Customer Alert Letter

Cybersecurity Attack

In May 31, 2023, Progress Software notified Chevron Federal Credit Union (CFCU) of a critical vulnerability in MOVEIt a widely used file transfer platform Chevron Federal Credit Union utilizes to store and share large files. The union launched an investigation, finding no customer information was leaked. In July, CFCU re-opened the investigation, discovering that hackers gain unauthorized access to their systems between May 30-31.

On August 23, Chevron Federal Credit Union notified the Attorney General of Maine about a vulnerability in MOVEIt that resulted in unauthorized access to name and financial information affecting over 90,000 customers. This resulted in a class action lawsuit against Chevron Federal Credit Union on September 11, 2023 due to failing to protect the personal information of current and former customers cyberattack. The lawsuit is still ongoing.

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