Breach of Air India data poses litigation risk for airline, experts say
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It could further delay the privatisation process, they say The breach of passenger data at Air India may pose litigation risks for the airline that could further delay the privatisation process, warn experts, adding that the national carrier must prioritise efforts to contain the damage from the cyber attack by informing passengers about steps they can still take to prevent fraud.
In a press statement, the airline said that its passenger processing system, supplied by multi-national information technology company SITA, was a target of a sophisticated cyber attack on February 25. Nearly 45 lakh “data subjects” registered over a period of 10 years between August 2011 to February 2021 were affected around the world, including passengers of other airlines such as Singapore Airlines, Lufthansa, Cathay Pacific, United
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Like any crime, cyber risk will have neither a defined solution nor a concrete endpoint. There is no simple solution nor any fixed game plan. What senior management needs to do is develop corporate skills and capabilities just as it does for marketing or other functions.
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