In the last weeks, the IMO, container line CMA-CGM and Gefco have all been hit by cyberattacks, crippling their IT systems. All are saying their essential services have now resumed.
Gefco was the first to be hit and had to shut down most of its systems. Last week, its CEO Luc Nadal said that the company’s operations teams had set up alternative processes to ensure business continuity. He commented: “They have done this in record time, and I am truly proud of their achievements. We’ve also spent a lot of time ensuring a robust coordination with our customers during this crisis.”
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