Canadian Tire Corporation Experiences Data Breach
Canadian Tire Corporation announced a data breach affecting e-commerce customer information on October 2.
The company stated that the unauthorized activity was limited to the e-commerce database, which did not include Canadian Tire Bank information or Triangle Rewards loyalty data.
The database contained basic personal information for customers who have an e-commerce account with one or more of Canadian Tire, SportChek, Mark’s/L’Équipeur and Party City. This included name, address, email, and year of birth.
The company has resolved the vulnerability and is working with external experts to enhance related protections. There was no impact on in-store transactions, and all e-commerce systems are operational.
- Name
- Address
- Year of birth
- Encrypted passwords
- Truncated credit card information in some cases
Canadian Tire Corporation is taking steps to enhance security and protect customer information.
Author's summary: Canadian Tire Corporation announces data breach affecting e-commerce customers.
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