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Cybersecurity response by London Drugs post-attack
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Resolution / Starting Odds
Upgrade of cybersecurity infrastructure • 33%
Partnership with a cybersecurity firm • 33%
No significant change • 34%
Public statements from London Drugs or credible news reports detailing specific cybersecurity updates.
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London Drugs Targeted by Ransomware Group LockBit, $25M Demanded in 48 Hours
May 21, 2024, 11:47 PM
London Drugs has been targeted by the ransomware group LockBit, which claims to have stolen data from the company. The group is demanding $25 million within 48 hours to prevent the release of the stolen information. Initial indications confirm that data was indeed stolen during the cybersecurity incident.
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One more incident • 25%
Multiple incidents • 25%
All stores reopen within 7 days • 33%
Partial reopening (some stores remain closed) after 7 days • 33%
Extended closures beyond 15 days • 34%
Increase in cybersecurity investments • 33%
Public reassurance of existing security measures • 33%
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No major changes announced • 34%
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Partnership with a security firm • 25%
Audit by third-party security experts • 25%
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Major Overhaul • 25%
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Enhanced Data Protection Training • 25%
Increased Funding for Cybersecurity • 25%
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Increase security measures • 25%
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Increased public awareness and concern about cybersecurity • 33%
No significant change in public opinion on cybersecurity • 33%
Decreased trust in celebrity-endorsed promotions • 34%