SloveniaA German textile company, Zego, has filed for insolvency due to damages caused by a cyberattack in March. The attack forced the company to halt production for six weeks, leading management to conclude they could no longer recover from the losses. Director Johannes Zenglein described this as the most severe challenge in the company’s 37-year history. While details of the attack remain undisclosed, it is unclear whether it was ransomware or a simple breach. The company is now attempting restructuring through negotiations with creditors and debtors. The incident highlights the growing vulnerability of businesses to cyber threats, with Zego being one of the few cases where such attacks have led to irreversible damage.
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