Following the IT security incident communicated on September 3, Dustin Group confirms that all websites and customer portals for placing orders are now available and operating normally again.
Since the incident was identified, Dustin has worked intensively to restore systems and services in a controlled and secure manner, with the highest priority to minimise impact on customers.
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Following the IT security incident communicated on September 3, Dustin Group has begun the gradual opening of affected systems. The opening is being carried out in a controlled and secure manner, with the highest priority to minimise impact on customers.
As a result of the progress made, the entire order flow is now up and running. For the time being, customers can place orders via phone and em
Dustin Group has identified unauthorised access to some internal IT systems. The incident is considered serious and measures have been taken to limit the effects of the incident, including a temporary shutdown of certain systems. An investigation is ongoing together with external cybersecurity experts.
Dustin has taken measures to protect its IT environment and is in contact with rele
Dustin continues to develop the sustainability work and updates the sustainability targets in line with the latest research, to meet customer needs and continue driving change towards a more sustainable IT industry. The updated climate targets are approved by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi).
According to a recent survey conducted by Mantap Global on behalf of Dustin, involving over 1,800 IT procurement decision-makers in the Nordics and Benelux regions, more than half of all companies store outdated IT products instead of recycling or reusing them. This not only poses environmental and security risks but also leads to unnecessary costs.
To meet the growing demand for more sustainable IT products, Dustin is now offering its own office monitors certified according to TCO Certified. As of 1 July, four monitors under Dustin's own brand, Voxicon, are sustainability certified.
Christmas is approaching and while most of us are looking forward to some relaxing time off, IT fraudsters are preparing for what is perhaps the busiest time of the year. If there’s anyone who doesn’t take a break during Christmas, it’s IT fraudsters. The number of phishing e-mails increases during the holiday period, and a full three out of four cyberattacks happen outside of office hours.
