⚠️ Legends International, the entertainment services giant behind venues like SoFi Stadium and Wembley, has disclosed a data breach impacting employees and venue visitors.
The breach was discovered on November 9, 2024, when unauthorized activity was detected in its IT systems. The company launched an investigation with external cybersecurity experts and confirmed that personal data files were exfiltrated — though the exact data types remain unspecified.
Legends International:
- Operates across 350+ venues globally
- Manages stadiums like Santiago Bernabeu, Camp Nou, Anfield, AT&T Stadium, and One World Observatory
- Recently acquired ASM Global to expand global venue operations
Given the scale of its operations and the volume of personal data it handles, this breach is significant — even though the full scope is still unclear.
The company:
- Says security measures were in place prior to the attack
- Restored systems and added undisclosed improvements post-breach
- Is offering 24 months of identity theft protection through Experian
- Claims no evidence of misuse has surfaced so far
Affected individuals have until July 31, 2025, to enroll for protection services.
As of now, no ransomware group has claimed responsibility. The method of attack and identities of the threat actors are still unknown.
At @Efani we believe incidents like this underscore the need for real-time monitoring, attack surface management, and breach response strategies — especially for organizations in high-footfall industries like entertainment and sports.
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