Nippon Askul Resumes Shipping After Two-Month Cyberattack Disruption
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Askul Corp., a Japanese supplier, has resumed shipping operations after a two-month halt due to a cyberattack. Initially, shipments will be conducted from two logistics centers in Tokyo and Saitama Prefecture, with plans to gradually restart operations at eight other distribution hubs. The company has apologized for the disruption caused to its customers.
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