Airbus hit by 'cyber incident'
It had detected an incident that "resulted in unauthorised access to data"
Airbus's logo is seen during Japan Aerospace 2016 air show in Tokyo, Japan, October 12, 2016. PHOTO: REUTERS
PARIS:
The European aerospace group Airbus said Wednesday it had detected an incident that "resulted in unauthorised access to data" in its commercial aircraft division.
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The group "detected a cyber-incident on Airbus 'Commercial Aircraft business' information systems," but it did not affect commercial operations, a statement said.
Airbus experts had reinforced the system's security and sought "to understand if any specific data was targeted," it added.
"We do know some personal data was accessed," Airbus said, "mostly professional contact and IT identification details of some Airbus employees in Europe."
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The maker of commercial jets, as well as military aircraft and aerospace material, is working in line with the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)that requires companies to report such attacks within 48 hours of their discovery.
Airbus employs around 129,000 people worldwide.
The European aerospace group Airbus said Wednesday it had detected an incident that "resulted in unauthorised access to data" in its commercial aircraft division.
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The group "detected a cyber-incident on Airbus 'Commercial Aircraft business' information systems," but it did not affect commercial operations, a statement said.
Airbus experts had reinforced the system's security and sought "to understand if any specific data was targeted," it added.
"We do know some personal data was accessed," Airbus said, "mostly professional contact and IT identification details of some Airbus employees in Europe."
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The maker of commercial jets, as well as military aircraft and aerospace material, is working in line with the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)that requires companies to report such attacks within 48 hours of their discovery.
Airbus employs around 129,000 people worldwide.