MainStreet Bancshares announced that customer data was stolen during a breach at a third-party vendor, affecting about 4.65% of its customer base. The bank confirmed that its own systems were not compromised and activated its incident response process immediately. Meanwhile, U.S. banking organizations are lobbying the SEC to repeal stringent reporting requirements for cybersecurity incidents introduced in late 2023, arguing they create unnecessary risks and complexities.

Qantas has confirmed a data breach that is linked to a third-party vendor, potentially exposing sensitive information of its customers. The airline is currently investigating the incident and is working with cybersecurity experts to mitigate any further risks. Customers are advised to monitor their accounts for any unusual activity.

LNER has alerted customers about a cyber-attack that compromised some passengers’ contact details and journey records from a third-party supplier. The company emphasized that sensitive financial information was not accessed and advised customers to be cautious with unsolicited communications. They are working with experts to address the breach and ensure future safeguards.