Ahold Delhaize, the owner of the Dutch supermarket chain Albert Heijn, officially reported a cyberattack to the police on Monday. The company detected the attack and immediately launched an investigation to determine the scope and impact. While details remain limited, Ahold Delhaize confirmed that certain systems were affected, potentially compromising data. They are working with cybersecurity experts to contain the breach and restore full functionality. The company has not yet disclosed the nature of the data potentially accessed, but assures customers they are taking the situation seriously. This incident highlights the increasing threat of cyberattacks targeting major retailers in the Netherlands, and across the globe.