Fujitsu suffered a malware attack and possible data breach.

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  The tech giant Fujitsu has announced a cyberattack.

  The tech giant Fujitsu announced that it has fallen victim to a cyberattack, during which customer information may have been stolen.

  Attack on Fujitsu

  Japanese tech giant Fujitsu announced on Friday that it fell victim to a malware attack, and the attackers may have stolen personal and customer information. The company reported that several work computers were infected with malware, and in response to the compromise, security personnel disconnected the infected systems from the network.

  Investigation results

  The company has launched an investigation into the incident and discovered that the attackers may have extracted files containing personal and client information. "We have confirmed the presence of malware on several work computers in our company, and as a result of our internal investigation, we found that files containing personal information and client data may have been unlawfully accessed," reads a statement published by the Japanese company. "After confirming the presence of malware, we immediately disconnected the affected business computers and took measures such as enhancing the monitoring of other business computers. Additionally, we are currently continuing to investigate the circumstances of the malware intrusion and information leak."

  Notification and investigation

  The company informed the affected individuals about the incident and notified the Data Protection Commission in anticipation of a possible data leak.