American cosmetics giant Estee Lauder confirmed this week that it fell victim to a substantial cyberattack, leading to compromised data and disrupted operations. Although the specifics of the stolen data remain undisclosed, the company admitted that the incident has affected business functionality. Estee Lauder is implementing robust security measures to mitigate future threats.
Estee Lauder said this cyberattack will cause further disruptions within the company’s operations. While it shared that some data were stolen, it did not specify which kind of information was taken through the incident.
As per Reuters, the company which owns MAC Cosmetics is already working to restore its affected systems. It has also assured customers that the breach will not happen again as it is now taking measures that will secure its operations.
Estee Lauder shared that it even took down parts of its systems to prevent the same incident or lower the possibility of future cyber attacks. It did not disclose other details related to the effects of the data breach on its operations.
“The Company is implementing measures to secure its business operations and will continue taking additional steps as appropriate. During this ongoing incident, the company is focused on remediation, including efforts to restore impacted systems and services,” Estee Lauder said in a press release. “The incident has caused and is expected to continue to cause, disruption to parts of the company’s business operations. During this period, we thank our employees for their resiliency. Together, we remain focused on our business, consumers and other stakeholders.”
Meanwhile, it is unknown if Estee Lauder could identify the hacker responsible for the cyber attack. The company did not mention anything about its attacker, but it does not mean it is unaware of its or their identities.
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