Sapporo says suspected cyberattack hit Pokka and Sleeman Breweries subsidiaries

Sapporo says a suspected cyberattack affected two overseas subsidiaries, Pokka in Singapore and Sleeman Breweries in Canada. The company reported suspicious network activity consistent with unauthorized access, shut down affected systems, and is still investigating whether any data was stolen. Sapporo said it has found no impact on its domestic Japan operations.
Why it matters: This is a real intrusion at a major consumer brand with possible downstream effects on staff, partners, or customers of the affected subsidiaries. Organizations connected to Pokka or Sleeman should watch for follow-up notices, and customers should be alert for any breach notifications or password-reset advice.

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