
On February 28, 2025, Turkish restaurant group BNS Food disclosed a data security breach affecting its Japanese food chain, SushiCo. The company confirmed that unauthorized access had compromised certain customer information, prompting swift remedial action and heightened security measures.
In an official statement emailed to customers, BNS Food acknowledged that the breach resulted in the exposure of names, surnames, contact details, and order history. However, the company assured customers that financial data remained secure, as credit card information was not stored in its systems. This clarification aimed to mitigate concerns regarding potential financial fraud.
Following the incident, cybersecurity experts launched an extensive investigation to identify the source of the breach and assess its impact. The company subsequently addressed vulnerabilities within its systems and implemented additional security measures to prevent future breaches. While BNS Food has not disclosed specific details regarding the nature of the cyberattack, it emphasized that necessary updates had been made to enhance system security.
In response to the breach, BNS Food advised customers to exercise caution against potential fraud attempts. The company urged customers to remain vigilant for suspicious emails, SMS messages, or phone calls that might exploit the leaked information. Additionally, customers were warned to verify the authenticity of any communications requesting personal details.
To support affected customers, BNS Food established a dedicated support hotline for inquiries and assistance. The company reaffirmed its commitment to transparency and customer security, vowing to keep customers informed of any further developments.
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