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Aurora Cannabis breach exposes personal data of former, current workers

Posted on January 5, 2021 by Dissent

Solomon Israel reports:

A data breach at Aurora Cannabis has exposed the personal information of an unknown number of the Canadian company’s current and former employees, Marijuana Business Daily has learned.

An email sent to a victim of the data breach cites a Dec. 25 “cybersecurity incident during which unauthorized parties accessed data in (Microsoft cloud software) SharePoint and OneDrive.” The email was shared with MJBizDaily.

Read more on Marijuana Business Daily. The company claims this only impacted employee data and not any patient data.

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