Asahi's Cyberattack Chaos Leaves Japan Thirsty
Japanese restaurants and stores are experiencing beverage shortages due to a cyberattack on Asahi Group, known for its Super Dry beer. The attack disrupted operations, including order processing and shipping. Asahi is working with authorities to resolve the issue, while businesses prepare for alternative solutions.
A cyberattack on the Asahi Group has led to significant beverage shortages across Japan, causing disruptions in restaurants and stores. The attack affected operations, halting order processing, shipping, and call center functions.
Known for its iconic Super Dry beer, Asahi has resorted to manual order processing to prioritize shipment of outgoing orders. The company is actively collaborating with investigative authorities to resolve the ongoing cyberattack crisis.
Asahi's competitors, including restaurants and convenience stores, have begun substituting beverages in anticipation of prolonged shortages. The situation has affected various eateries and retailers such as Lawson, FamilyMart, and 7-Eleven.
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