Edesur Dominicana, the electricity distribution company, confirmed on Thursday that it was the victim of a cyberattack. Despite the attack, the company reassured the public that no data had been compromised, and no service disruptions were identified. The cybercriminal group Hunters International claimed responsibility for the attack, alleging they had gained access to the company’s data. However, Edesur quickly dismissed these claims, stating that no information had been affected.
In response to the claims made by the attackers, Edesur’s technology team worked closely with the National Cybersecurity Incident Response Team (CSIRT-RD).
Together, they initiated a comprehensive investigation to verify the authenticity and scope of the information that the attackers claimed to have. The company emphasized that this was a precautionary measure to fully assess the situation and ensure the security of its systems.
Edesur also reiterated its ongoing commitment to safeguarding both its technological and operational infrastructures.
Protecting critical data and maintaining secure systems are top priorities for the company. As part of this commitment, Edesur stressed the importance of ongoing collaboration with national authorities to reinforce its cybersecurity efforts and to maintain the resilience of its systems.
The company confirmed that, as of the latest update, there had been no negative impact on its operations or customer services. Edesur’s continued efforts in ensuring data security and system integrity highlight the importance of robust cybersecurity measures in the face of evolving threats. The company remains dedicated to working closely with authorities to prevent future incidents and protect its infrastructure.
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