The private company that assists members of the Canadian military and foreign service when they move across the country or around the world has been hacked, says a Department of National Defence note issued internally late Friday.The private company that assists members of the Canadian military and foreign service when they move across the country or around the world has been hacked, says a Department of National Defence note issued internally late Friday.
The internal message was released to CBC News after a number of military members reached out to express concern about how the absence of the online portal was affecting their moves.The federal government has contacted the relocation company to find out what happened, but the internal note says the company "has now confirmed that unauthorized access was obtained to Government of Canada personnel information held by BGRS and as such we are providing notification of this incident.
BGRS has been providing relocation services to the Canadian government since 1995. According to an online DND document, it administers 20,000 federal moves each year involving over 8,000 suppliers.
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