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Data storage devices maker Western Digital on Monday disclosed a "Network security incident" that involved unauthorized access to its systems.The breach is said to have occurred on March 26, 2023, enabling an unnamed third party to gain access to a "Number of the company's systems."
Western Digital announced today that its network has been breached and an unauthorized party gained access to multiple company systems. "Upon discovery of the incident, the Company implemented incident response efforts and initiated an investigation with the assistance of leading outside security and forensic experts," Western Digital says in the disclosure.
US-based data storage company Western Digital has announced that it has suffered a network security incident that resulted in an unauthorized third party gaining access to a number of the company's systems and some company data. Western Digital identified the network security incident on March 26, 2023.
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