nos.nl Ahold Delhaize Reports Cyberattack on Albert Heijn
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- •Ahold Delhaize reported a cyberattack impacting Albert Heijn and other brands.
- •The company took systems offline to investigate and mitigate risks.
- •No evidence of data theft has been found so far.
Ahold Delhaize has filed a police report regarding a cyberattack on its supermarket chain Albert Heijn, which began affecting operations last week. The attack has been described as a 'malicious action by third parties,' leading to the temporary shutdown of certain systems, including the Albert Heijn website and app, as well as other Ahold brands like Etos and Gall & Gall. The company engaged cybersecurity experts to investigate the incident and took systems offline to mitigate further risks. As of now, there are no indications that sensitive customer or employee data was compromised. The internal investigation is ongoing, and the delivery services are expected to resume shortly. The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) was notified within 24 hours of the attack's discovery.
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