Asahi Group Holdings said Thursday it might have experienced a total of 1.94 million data leaks after a cyberattack crippled its internal systems two months ago.
Making his first public appearance since the incident, CEO and President Atsushi Katsuki told reporters that the group has found 1.52 million potential leaks of customer data, 114,000 leaks of those whom the group has sent congratulatory or condolence telegrams, 107,000 leaks of employee information and 168,000 leaks of data belonging to family of employees, including those who have retired from the group.
Exposed data may include email addresses, mailing addresses and phone numbers, but credit card information is not included in this data exposure, according to Asahi.?
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