OnTrac, a major parcel delivery company, has notified customers of a network breach that may have exposed personal information. The hack compromised the company's corporate systems.
OnTrac discovered unauthorized access to its network and is informing affected customers of the potential exposure of their data. The company has not yet disclosed the full scope of information accessed or the number of customers impacted.
The breach highlights ongoing security challenges in the logistics sector, where companies handle vast amounts of customer personal data including names, addresses, and contact information.
OnTrac has not provided details on when the breach occurred, how long attackers maintained access, or what specific data was compromised. The company is investigating the incident and working to secure its systems.
Affected customers are advised to monitor their accounts for suspicious activity and consider placing fraud alerts with credit agencies. OnTrac is expected to provide additional information as its investigation progresses.
The breach follows similar incidents across major logistics and delivery services, raising questions about the adequacy of cybersecurity measures in the industry.
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