Following Skylark Holdings' acquisition, Sukesan Udon is scheduled to change presidents, while a case has emerged in which employees' personal information was accessible from outside the company. The company has stated that no information breach has been confirmed at this time.
Following Skylark Holdings' acquisition in 2024, Sukesan Udon has been expanding toward becoming a nationwide chain. However, a case involving the reported possibility of an information breach has emerged, and it has been reported that a new president is scheduled to take office effective 1 November. As the matter draws public attention, reports of changes in taste have also resurfaced.
In the case involving the possible information breach, deficiencies in the settings of a database outsourced by the company reportedly left employee names, dates of birth, telephone numbers and reasons for leaving the company accessible from outside. The view has been expressed that 株式会社カホエンタープライズ, which was contracted to manage the server, bears substantial responsibility.
The company's public relations department explained that although the entrance to the relevant server was accessible from outside, the area containing the relevant data was protected by security and was not configured so that third parties could freely view or retrieve internal data. No evidence of data tampering or deletion has been confirmed at this time, and the company says there are no traces of an external data breach. However, it cannot completely rule out the possibility of leakage and plans to continue its investigation.