A ransomware attack targeting Blue Yonder, a key player in supply chain management, has led to significant disruptions for thousands of companies relying on its services, including major retailers and restaurant chains. The Arizona-based firm reported that their managed services environment was compromised, forcing many of its prominent clients, like Starbucks, to revert to manual operations. Starbucks employees are now scheduling shifts without the aid of their usual digital tools, utilizing pen and paper instead. The attack disrupted payroll functions, although a Starbucks representative assured that all staff would still be compensated for their hours worked. The incident also affected Morrisons, one of the largest grocery chains in the UK, crippling its fresh produce management systems. Blue Yonder is working with external cybersecurity firms as they attempt to restore their systems and minimize the impact on their clients.
Ransomware Attack Disrupts Operations for Major Businesses
Ransomware Attack Disrupts Operations for Major Businesses
A recent cyberattack has severely impacted supply chain services for notable international firms, including Starbucks and Morrisons.
Blue Yonder had to quickly mobilize resources following the incident, emphasizing the urgency of the situation. However, they have yet to provide a timeline for a full recovery, leaving their clients in uncertainty amid the ongoing issues.
