Ahold Delhaize shuts some systems after cyberattack
Ahold Delhaize, the $104 billion global supermarket company behind Food Lion, Stop & Shop, Giant, Delhaize, and others, took some IT systems offline following a cybersecurity incident. Stores remain open, but employees report trouble accessing work schedules and pay stubs, while customers in the Netherlands and Belgium can’t use certain online services or apps. The company hasn’t disclosed the cause or full scope yet, only that it’s working to contain the situation.
- Ahold Delhaize confirms a cybersecurity incident affected IT systems
- Stores in Europe and US remain open, but some services are down
- Employees in the US can’t access schedules or pay stubs
- Online platforms in the Netherlands and Belgium are disrupted
- Company hasn’t said if any data was stolen or devices encrypted
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