Cyberattack Hits Nova Scotia Power: Customer Data Compromised

Cyberattack Hits Nova Scotia Power: Customer Data Compromised

Nova Scotia Power, the largest electric utility in Nova Scotia, confirmed a data breach where customer information was stolen due to a cyberattack. The company is actively investigating, working with cybersecurity experts, and offering support to affected customers.
Affected: Nova Scotia Power, customers

Keypoints

  • The cyberattack on Nova Scotia Power occurred around March 19, 2025, but was detected five weeks later on April 25, 2025.
  • Sensitive customer data such as names, contact details, account information, and Social Insurance Numbers were compromised.
  • The company is providing a free two-year credit monitoring service to affected customers to help prevent fraud.
  • There has been an increase in fraudulent communications impersonating Nova Scotia Power since the breach.
  • Nova Scotia Power emphasizes the importance of cybersecurity, urging customers to verify communications and monitor their financial accounts.

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