“Sunday December 15th was really day one. That was the day we confirmed we had an issue and so our number one priority was making environment safe and secure. By six o’clock at night, our environment was safe and secure. We eliminated the malware in the access point, we were very confident that coming into Monday guests could come to Target and shop with confidence and no risk. Day two was really about initiating the investigation work and the forensic work that has been ongoing. Day three was about preparation, we wanted to make sure our stores and our call centers could be as prepared as possible and day four was about notification.”
Target hasn’t been the only U.S. retailers to suffer a security breach over the holiday period, with the practice of card skimming at P.O.S terminals becoming more frequent. In a statement released by Target, a spokesman went on to say that customers will suffer no liability for fraudulent charges and the company will also offer one year of free credit monitoring and identity theft protection. For those who have shopped at Target in the U.S. between the dates of November 27th and December 15th 2013 and are worried about their accounts, should seek advice from your financial institution.
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