Park24 plans 3,000-yen payments after personal data breach
The Times car-sharing operator announced the payments on October 23 and says it will stop retaining identity-document images once registration checks are complete.
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The Times car-sharing operator announced the payments on October 23 and says it will stop retaining identity-document images once registration checks are complete.
Park24, which operates the Times car-sharing service, plans to make 3,000-yen payments to customers following a personal data breach. The company announced the payments on October 23, Reuters said in an October 26 report carried by CNA.
Park24 expects to record an extraordinary loss of 5.5 billion yen. That estimate covers both its response to the attack and customer compensation.
Park24 also said it would stop retaining images of identity documents after completing registration verification. Under the announced policy, those images would no longer be kept once the registration checks are complete.
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