Equifax Australia and New Zealand statement regarding the Equifax U.S. cybersecurity incident announced on 8 September (AEST)
Equifax Australia and Equifax New Zealand systems were not compromised by the recent cybersecurity incident in the U.S. The Equifax U.S. web server that was targeted is not a component of the Equifax Australia or Equifax New Zealand infrastructure, and Equifax has found no evidence that the U.S. cybersecurity incident impacted personal information of consumers in Australia or New Zealand.
Equifax Australia and New Zealand statement regarding the Equifax U.S. cybersecurity incident announced on 8 September (AEST)
Equifax Australia and Equifax New Zealand systems were not compromised by the recent cybersecurity incident in the U.S. The Equifax U.S. web server that was targeted is not a component of the Equifax Australia or Equifax New Zealand infrastructure, and Equifax has found no evidence that the U.S. cybersecurity incident impacted personal information of consumers in Australia or New Zealand.
For more information visit Cybersecurity Incident & Important Consumer Information
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