There are countless companies affected by a cyberattack. This time, it is the prestigious luxury crystal maker Baccarat which announced this Wednesday that it was a victim. This attack partially affects its functioning. But the company wants to be reassuring because this only “partially constrains its operation and activity”.
“The company continues to operate and the teams are mobilized to continue to serve its customers,” she said in a press release. Supported by external experts, the company founded in the 18th century in Baccarat (Meurthe-et-Moselle) is in the process of assessing the nature and scope of this incident and “preparing a gradual return to normal”, specifies the Lorraine company.
“A call for the greatest vigilance”
Baccarat specifies that part of its data is currently unavailable “but there is currently no indication that personal or confidential data of its customers, employees or partners has been compromised”. Protecting the data of its stakeholders is the company’s “absolute priority,” assures Baccarat.
“We are contacting most of our customers, partners and suppliers to call on them to be extremely vigilant,” said Maggie Henriquez, general manager of Baccarat, in this press release.