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Hackers Gained Unauthorized Network Access to Casio Networks

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Casio Computer Co., Ltd. has confirmed that a third party illegally accessed its network on October 5th, leading to significant disruptions in its services.

The company disclosed the breach after conducting an internal investigation. The investigation revealed that the unauthorized access resulted in a system failure, affecting the availability of some services.

Investigation Underway

In response to the breach, Casio has launched a thorough investigation to determine the full scope and impact of the unauthorized access. An external specialist agency has been engaged to assist in this process.

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The primary focus of the investigation is to ascertain whether any personal information or other critical data has been compromised.”We are currently investigating the details,” a Casio spokesperson stated.

“Our priority is to understand the extent of the breach and ensure that any potential risks are mitigated.”

Immediate Response and Security Measures

Upon discovering the unauthorized access, Casio promptly reported the incident to the relevant authorities. The company has also implemented immediate security measures to prevent further unauthorized access.

These measures include restricting external access to their networks and enhancing monitoring systems to detect suspicious activities.

Casio assures its customers and partners that it is taking all necessary steps to secure its network and prevent future incidents.

The company explained, “We have taken swift action to address this situation and are working diligently with experts to enhance our security infrastructure. “

Apology and Commitment

Casio has issued a public apology for the inconvenience and concern caused by this security breach. “We deeply apologize for causing great concern and inconvenience to all those involved,” the company stated in its official release.

“We are committed to resolving this issue promptly and ensuring that our systems are secure.”

The company has pledged to keep stakeholders informed as more information becomes available from the ongoing investigations. Customers are encouraged to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity related to their interactions with Casio.

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Divya
Divya
Divya is a Senior Journalist at GBhackers covering Cyber Attacks, Threats, Breaches, Vulnerabilities and other happenings in the cyber world.

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