The Pattison Food Group says customer information tied to its More Rewards loyalty program was accessed during a cybersecurity incident discovered this week. The company, which runs the program for Save-On-Foods, Buy-Low Foods and other grocery brands, reports that data exposure occurred after the breach involved one of its servers.
According to the company, it identifies the issue after detecting unusual activity on its systems. Outlets describe the incident as involving unauthorized access to customer data, with the company communicating that customers’ information was affected. The accounts focus on the nature of the access rather than detailing specific data types, and they emphasize early detection and response.
The differing coverage mainly reflects outlet phrasing: one report highlights the breach and its impact on customer information, while another adds that the company detected unusual activity before investigating the incident further. Both sources attribute the incident to the Pattison Food Group’s operations supporting the More Rewards program and its associated grocery stores.
