Cyber Attack Brings Delays to Hasbro's Operations Following Breach of Beloved Brands

Hasbro, the multinational toy and board game company that owns iconic franchises such as Peppa Pig and Transformers, has confirmed that it was hit by a cyber-attack. The incident is said to have occurred on Thursday morning, with the company stating that its operations remain open but there may be some delays as a result of the breach. According to Hasbro, the attack did not appear to result in any compromise of sensitive data or intellectual property related to its popular franchises. However, the company has emphasized the importance of taking swift action to mitigate the impact of the incident and protect its customers. “We are aware that our systems have been targeted by a cyber-attack,” said Hasbro spokesperson in a statement. “We take these types of incidents very seriously and are working diligently to restore our systems and minimize any disruption to our operations.” The company’s cybersecurity team is reportedly working around the clock to identify the source of the attack, contain its spread, and implement additional security measures to prevent similar breaches in the future. Hasbro has not specified when the affected systems are expected to be back online or what specific services may be impacted by the cyber-attack. The company will continue to provide updates as more information becomes available.