Kodak investigating cybersecurity breach of ‘limited amount of company data’
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Kodak is investigating after a third party illegally gained access to a “limited amount of company data”, the company confirmed on Thursday.
Kodak is working with cybersecurity experts for its investigation, but it says it’s “confident” that the breach was limited and now contained. The film and photography company says there was no threat to its systems or operations.
Kodak has also notified law enforcement, which is also investigating. The company says it will share more updates once it can.
Other recent data breaches
News10NBC has covered several recent data breaches recently, including Rochester Regional Health, the medical supply fulfillment services company Fieldtex Products in Henrietta, and the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra.
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency says the best way to protect data is by using strong passwords with two-factor authentication, being aware of email phishing scams, and maintaining offline, encrypted backups of sensitive data in case of a ransomware attack.