Blue Yonder, a leading provider of supply chain solutions, is making steady progress in recovering from a ransomware attack that disrupted services for several of its clients.
On November 21, the company was targeted by a ransomware attack that impacted a significant number of customers. As of now, Blue Yonder has reported substantial progress in restoring its systems. Most affected clients are operational again, with additional recovery efforts ongoing.
A cybercrime group known as Termite has claimed responsibility for the attack. In response, Blue Yonder engaged law enforcement and cybersecurity experts to conduct a comprehensive investigation. While details of the breach remain unclear, the company remains committed to identifying the root cause and fortifying its systems against future incidents.
Impact on Key Clients
The ransomware attack affected major clients, including:
- Starbucks: The coffee giant, which relies on Blue Yonder’s technology for employee scheduling, faced disruptions that forced a temporary shift to manual processes. Despite these challenges, Starbucks confirmed that its internal systems were not directly compromised. By December 13, the scheduling platform was fully restored.
- Morrisons: The UK-based supermarket chain experienced interruptions in its warehouse management system for
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