Ahold Delhaize Restoring Services Disrupted by Cyberattack

Dutch-Belgian grocery giant Ahold Delhaize has restored some of the services impacted by last week’s cyberattack and expects more to come back online within days.

On October 12, the company took its systems offline in response to “a security issue” within its network, which impacted its online services, including orders and deliveries across Europe and the US.

Without providing details on the incident, Ahold Delhaize confirmed last week that its local brands were affected, but said stores have remained open.

On Monday, the company confirmed that a cyberattack disrupted its services, which are now coming back online. Many of its European websites and applications are now restored, and Albert Heijn, its Dutch brand, is expected to resume home deliveries by Friday.

E-commerce services at Ahold Delhaize’s US brands are expected to be restored within days, but the company has not provided a specific timeframe.

“All stores across all brands have...

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