Pressherald Hannaford Systems Offline Due to Cybersecurity Incident
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- •Hannaford's app and website are offline due to a cybersecurity incident.
- •No evidence of data compromise has been reported as of now.
- •The incident follows a significant breach in November 2024 affecting millions.
Hannaford's parent company, Ahold Delhaize, has taken its website and mobile app offline due to a cybersecurity issue. The company reported an internal network issue and is working with cybersecurity experts to investigate. While stores remain open, online orders are unavailable, and any unfulfilled orders will be refunded. Ahold Delhaize stated there is currently no evidence that customer or employee data has been compromised. This incident follows a previous breach in November 2024 that affected over 95,000 Mainers and more than 2 million people globally. The company has not provided a timeline for restoring online services. Ahold Delhaize is engaging with authorities as necessary, but further details are not being disclosed to protect ongoing security measures.
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