Freight crime on the up as gangs become more tech-savvy
Internet-enabled crime and insider involvement are creating easier conditions for theft and fraud in supply ...
JAS Worldwide was hit by a ransomware attack last week, resulting in more than 400 data records being leaked, according to a ransomware database.
JAS said yesterday it had restored most of its systems since the attack on 27 August.
It said: “Our central operating systems are working well, and all core functions are operating. We are approaching full recovery, and most of our customers and vendors have resumed doing business with JAS at the pre-incident level across most geographies.
“We are staying ...
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