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After Bol and de Bijenkorf, eyewear chain Ace & Tate also hit by partner company data breach

After Bol and de Bijenkorf, eyewear chain Ace & Tate also hit by partner company data breach

Eyewear retailer Ace & Tate has confirmed a data breach involving a third-party logistics partner, impacting its customers. This incident follows a series of similar security breaches at other major Dutch companies, including Bol, de Bijenkorf, ING, and Ajax.

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