Cyberattack Disrupts Japanese Food Deliveries, Affecting Glico and KFC Supplies
A cyberattack has impacted Japan's food industry, disrupting deliveries for ice cream giant Glico and affecting supplies for sushi and supermarkets. Nichirei, a supplier to KFC, is also working to get its systems back online after being hit by the attack.
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Cyberattack hits Japan's ice cream giant Glico, disrupts sushi & supermarket deliveries
A cyberattack on Nichirei has disrupted ice cream and fast food supplies across Japan. Popular companies like Ezaki Glico and KFC Japan are experiencing significant product delays. Some restaurants may face temporary menu changes and potential store closures due to shortages. This incident follows other recent cyberattacks targeting major Japanese corporations. The government urges companies to update systems and strengthen cybersecurity measures.
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Cyberattacks are becoming a recurring operational risk for Japanese companies, with incidents increasingly disrupting more than just internal IT systems.
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