Marisa Stores, a women’s fashion network, experienced a ransomware cyber attack on Monday, causing disruptions to its website and app services. Some physical store operations were also affected but have since been restored. The company released an official statement addressing the attack on Wednesday.
Marisa preserves, articulates, and examines the scope of the assault.
The company stated that it implemented security measures to safeguard data and resume operations. Read the complete official statement.
Marisa Stores reported being targeted by a ransomware cyber attack and took necessary steps to minimize the effects, such as isolating and suspending some system operations to safeguard data and restore normal functioning.
Physical stores were briefly affected but have since resumed their operations.
The company is currently conducting a thorough evaluation of the situation to assess its scope and the potential requirement for further actions. Marisa assures that the threat is managed and that there is not expected to be a significant disruption to the company’s operations and systems.
Marisa’s website is temporarily offline, but the company assures that the situation is being managed and the platforms will be back to normal soon. They are conducting a thorough investigation to determine the scope of the attack and assess if further actions are necessary.
Rumors suggest that the cyberattack might have been conducted by the Medusa hacker group, but this remains unconfirmed. Marisa’s website currently features a notice about a “temporary stability” issue in the system and assures users that the technical team is actively addressing the problem.
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