Gucci Owner Kering Says It Was Hacked, Limited Data Accessed

Core Points - Kering SA, which owns luxury brands like Gucci, Saint Laurent, and Balenciaga, reported a data breach discovered in June, marking a continuation of cyberattacks in the consumer goods sector [1][2] Company Summary - The breach involved "limited customer data from some of our Houses," and the affected brands promptly informed authorities and customers. Importantly, no financial information such as bank account numbers, credit card details, or government-issued identification numbers was compromised [2] - Kering has implemented measures to secure the affected systems and prevent future incidents [2] Industry Context - This incident follows a series of cyberattacks on retailers in the UK, including a significant hack at Marks & Spencer Group Plc in April that disrupted online delivery for nearly four months. Additionally, Jaguar Land Rover experienced a cyberattack that affected its retail and production activities [3] - A hacking group named ShinyHunters has claimed responsibility for the Kering attack, although this claim has not been independently verified [4]