Ahold Delhaize, the parent company of Albert Heijn, has officially filed a police report regarding the recent cyberattack. This action follows a public appeal from the police and the Public Prosecution Service last week, urging the company to report the incident. While initial contact with Ahold Delhaize occurred previously, it did not immediately result in a formal report. According to Ahold Delhaize’s English-language website, the company detected suspicious activity within its IT infrastructure and took immediate action, including engaging cybersecurity experts. The investigation confirmed these activities were malicious actions perpetrated by third parties, prompting the company to take certain systems offline as a precaution. Further details regarding the hack are available on the company’s website.