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Incident: Green Building Council of Australia GBCA confirms database breach | Climate Control News

Incident: Green Building Council of Australia GBCA confirms database breach | Climate Control News

Australian Information Security Incident Reported: September 27 2017

The Green Building Council of Australia (GBCA) notified members of a database breach last week confirming that no credit card information or financial information was accessed.

“We believe that this breach may have exposed the contact details of our member firms and industry stakeholders. This includes organisation names, employee names and job titles, employee and organisational email addresses and phone numbers, and organisational mailing addresses,” the GBCA said.

Source: GBCA confirms database breach – Climate Control News

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