Hoya Corporation Security Incident

Hoya Corporation: Ransomware Attack Timeline Date: 11 June 2024 Hoya Corporation is one of the world's leading optical products manufacturers. It recently became victim of a massive cyber crime. The Ransomware gang demanded a whopping $10 million ransom to decrypt what they claimed was 2 TB of data. Know all about what happened next and how Hoya Corp implemented effective Cyber Incident Response to get its production plants and ordering systems up and running again. Topics covered in the Hoya Corp Ransomware Attack Timeline: 1. The Incident 2. The Impact 3. Actions Taken by Hoya Corp This is a summary image of at the Attack Timeline. The complete details in chronological order are covered in the sections below: Our educational cyber-attack timelines intend to present cyber attacks in a chronological and easy-to-understand format. We break down each cybersecurity incident into bite-sized points. This helps you understand the modus operandi of cyber criminals and response strategies that work and those that don't. More importantly, a retrospective look at recent major cyber attacks from your industry can inspire Cyber Security Tabletop Exercise Scenarios for your organisation. Cyber Crisis Tabletop Exercises are crucial for enhancing your organisation's cyber resilience. They simulate real-life attack scenarios, helping your team practice and refine their response strategies. Cyber Tabletop Exercises identify weaknesses in your incident response plan and build muscle memory for effective decision-making during actual cyber events. Regular tabletop exercises ensure your team is prepared and confident in handling cyber crises. The Incident - Hoya Corp April 04, 2024: Hoya Corp Systems go Offline - According to various sources like BleepingComputer and The Recorded Future, Hoya Corporation, one of the largest global manufacturers of optical products, said a "system failure" caused servers at some of its production plants and business divisions to go offline on March...

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