VF Corp said on Monday that it was examining “unauthorized” activity on its computer systems that impacted some activities, including the Vans shoe maker.
On Monday, VF Corp said it was investigating “unauthorized” activity on its computer systems that had impacted some activities, including the Vans sneaker maker’s ability to fulfill global customer orders on its e-commerce site.
In premarket activity, VF Corp shares were down around 5% after the firm indicated in a regulatory filing that the incident was anticipated to continue to have a meaningful impact on its business.
The issue, which was discovered on December 13, encrypted some computers and compromised data, including personal information.
VF Corp added that it was unsure whether the company’s financial position would suffer as well.
Clorox’s order fulfillment operations were knocked offline for more than a month after a cyberattack in August, forcing the company’s products off the shelves for a brief while.
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