The practice on March 21 found certain computer systems were inaccessible because of a malicious file encryption. VEC launched an investigation and found an unknown party gained access to a “limited number” of systems and files.
VEC hasn’t recieved reports of any fraudulant misuse of information affected by the breach.
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