Ahold Delhaize Shuts Down Websites Following Cyberattack
Grocery giant Ahold Delhaize has taken its websites offline after a cyberattack. Physical stores remain operational, and the company reports no evidence of customer data theft so far.
Ahold Delhaize, the parent company of multiple grocery stores and e-commerce sites, has shut down its online platforms due to a cyberattack. The incident has affected U.S. banners including Food Lion, The Giant Co., Giant Food, Hannaford, and Stop & Shop, as well as international chains such as Albert Heijn.
The company confirmed that its websites are unavailable but emphasized that all physical store locations remain open and operational. Ahold Delhaize has initiated an investigation into the attack's scope and origin, working with internal teams and external cybersecurity experts. The company has also engaged with appropriate authorities.
To date, Ahold Delhaize states it has no evidence that customer or associate data has been taken during the incident. However, the company has not provided specific details on the severity of the breach or its potential ramifications, citing the ongoing investigation and security measures.
The availability of digital services, including online ordering, mobile applications, and delivery, remains uncertain. The company has apologized for any inconvenience caused to customers and partners and will provide further updates as the situation develops.