Fresnillo PLC, renowned as the largest primary silver producer globally and Mexico’s top gold miner, has reported a major cybersecurity breach.
This incident led to unauthorized access to certain IT systems and data. Upon detection of the breach, Fresnillo promptly implemented its emergency response measures to address and contain the issue. The company’s IT team, in conjunction with external cybersecurity experts, is diligently working to understand the full extent of the breach.
Business Operations Uninterrupted
Despite the seriousness of the cyberattack, Fresnillo PLC assures stakeholders that its business operations are continuing as usual. There have been no significant operational or financial disruptions reported. The company will keep a close watch on the situation and provide updates as needed.
Fresnillo PLC remains committed to upholding its operational integrity and has demonstrated its resilience through robust cybersecurity practices. The company emphasizes its seriousness regarding cybersecurity and is undertaking a comprehensive investigation to implement measures that will prevent future incidents.
This event underscores the critical importance of cybersecurity within the mining sector, highlighting the need to safeguard sensitive information and ensure uninterrupted operations.
For more details, Fresnillo PLC invites interested parties to visit their website or get in touch with their offices in London and Mexico City.
The company maintains transparency and an active approach in managing the cybersecurity situation, reinforcing its standing as a leading global player in mining.
About Fresnillo PLC
Operating eight mines across Mexico and engaged in advanced exploration projects in Mexico, Peru, and Chile, Fresnillo PLC is listed on the London and Mexican Stock Exchanges under the ticker FRES. With a strong legacy in mining and a proven record in cost-effective production and development, Fresnillo aims to uphold its leadership as the largest primary silver producer worldwide and Mexico’s leading gold producer.
