VF Corp., Parent Company of Vans and North Face, Hit by Cyberattack, Threatening Holiday Orders
TL;DR
VF Corporation, the owner of popular apparel brands including Vans and Supreme, has confirmed a cyberattack that disrupted its operations and resulted in the theft of personal data. The attack, suspected to be a ransomware incident, has impacted the company's ability to fulfill orders ahead of the holiday season. VF Corp has not disclosed the extent of the breach, including the number of affected individuals or whether a ransom demand was made. The company's retail stores remain open, but online orders are experiencing delays. The full impact of the incident is still being investigated.
- Vans, Supreme owner VF Corp. says personal data stolen and orders impacted in suspected ransomware attack TechCrunch
- Vans owner VF Corp. shares tumble as it says cyberattack could hamper holiday fulfillment CNBC
- Vans, North Face Parent VF Warns Cyberattack May Snarl Holiday Deliveries The Wall Street Journal
- North Face, Supreme parent company says order fulfillment impacted by cybersecurity incident Fox Business
- North Face Owner VF Corp. Says a Hack Is Disrupting Its Ability to Fill Orders Yahoo Finance
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