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Asahi Group Considers New Cybersecurity Unit After Attack
Asahi Group Holdings Ltd. is weighing the creation of a dedicated cybersecurity unit as it continues to deal with the prolonged impact of a ransomware incident that struck the company in late September. The Asahi cyberattack disrupted core operations, delayed financial reporting, and exposed vulnerabilities in both the company’s internal systems and Japan’s broader corporate cyber defenses. The cyberattack on Asahi occurred on September 29, whe…
Asahi Considers Cybersecurity Overhaul After Attack
Asahi Group Holdings is weighing the creation of a new cybersecurity team following a disruptive ransomware attack in September. The attack impacted operations and financial reporting, with recovery efforts expected to extend into the new year. Japan’s largest beer maker is adopting a stricter “zero-trust” approach, assuming no user within its network is inherently safe, according to chief executive Atsushi Katsuki. As part of this shift, Asahi …
In September 2025, Asahi Group Holdings (hereafter referred to as Asahi GHD) announced that it had been hit by a ransomware attack. Data was stolen, the ordering system was destroyed, and product shipments were halted, causing major disruption. For approximately two months...
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