Farms.com Home   News

Data Breach at Holstein Canada Causes Ontario Cattle Assessments Suspension

There will be no welfare assessments under the proAction program on Ontario farms until Holstein Canada fixes a data breach.  Dairy Farmers of Ontario sent a communique to its members about the security issue on July 25. Holstein Canada manages cattle assessments under the proAction quality assurance program
 
It says that the data breach was because a file transfer protocol (FTP) site was left accessible online.
 
DFO quoted Holstein Canada as saying:
 
“Our investigation has concluded this incident was limited in scope. While the information may have been accessible and, in very few instances, viewed by third parties, after a thorough analysis we have no reason to believe your (producer) data has been misused.”
Click here to see more...

Trending Video

CEOs of the Industry with Dr Jason Hocker from AMVC

Video: CEOs of the Industry with Dr Jason Hocker from AMVC

Join us for an in-depth conversation with Dr. Jason Hocker, CEO of AMVC Management Services, on this episode of CEOs of the Industry. From his rural roots to leading one of the nation’s top pork production companies, Dr. Hocker shares his leadership journey, insights on PRRS and PEDV health challenges, strategies for recruiting the next generation, and his vision for the future of biosecurity, gene editing, and pork production. Packed with leadership lessons, industry insights, and a forward-looking perspective, this episode is a must-watch for anyone passionate about agriculture and the pork industry.