Unauthorized Access Incident at North Media's Swedish Subsidiary SDR
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- •Unauthorized access detected in North Media's Swedish subsidiary SDR.
- •Investigation underway with external security experts to assess data compromise.
- •No impact on daily operations or customer data reported so far.
North Media has reported an IT security incident involving unauthorized external access to its internal IT infrastructure at its Swedish subsidiary, SDR Svensk Direktreklam. The company is currently investigating the extent of this breach in collaboration with external security experts and legal advisors. There is an ongoing assessment to determine if personally identifiable information or customer data has been compromised. Despite the incident, SDR has stated that day-to-day operations remain unaffected, and there has been no impact on customers or business partners. The incident has been reported to relevant authorities in Sweden, and no other businesses within North Media are reported to be affected. North Media and SDR are committed to providing further updates as necessary.
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