GMO internet group, Inc.
Notice Regarding the Policy for Responding to Unauthorized Access at Consolidated Subsidiary GMO Internet, Inc.
Updated the consolidated subsidiary's policy for responding to unauthorized access. Announced expansion of special condolence payments, a policy not to comply with attackers' demands, establishment of a bounty program (cap of 100 million USD? wait translate correctly: original said 100 ten thousand USD = 1,000,000 USD), implementation of device analysis and victim support, etc. Financial impact is currently undetermined.
Key Figures
- GMO Cybercrime Eradication • Bounty Cap: Total 1,000,000 USD
- Special Condolence Payments: Maximum 3,000,000 yen per disclosure (by category 10,000–25,000 yen)
- Period: Information acceptance starts from 2026-10-28 12:00
AI要約
Response Policy and Additional Measures
For the consolidated subsidiary's unauthorized access incident, the company clarified continuation of the policy of paying additional special condolence payments, strengthening guidelines on handling disclosed information, maintaining a policy of non-response to attackers' demands, and cooperation with police and other relevant authorities. The company also requests suppression of information dissemination and states it will continue device analysis.
Financial Impact and Future Disclosures
The monetary impact cannot be calculated at this time. Amounts will be disclosed as the number of affected customers, the scope of disclosed information, and the transactions subject to compensation are determined. Additional information will be published on the company's website as appropriate.
GMO internet group, Inc.
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