The files include human resources medical notations, including one of a sexual assault, and financial files.
Ransomware syndicate LockBit released stolen data from London Drugs on Thursday on the heels of a demand for $25 million.
A threat posted by LockBit on Tuesday said the stolen data would be released unless it was paid $25 million by Thursday. London Drugs said it was “unwilling and unable to pay ransom to these cybercriminals.” “Once we have completed our review, pursuant to privacy laws, we will contact affected employees directly to inform them of what personal information of theirs was compromised, if any,” said London Drugs.
Eby said the province continues to support all of the agencies it deals with “in upping their game to be as ready as possible.”
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