Cyberattack Disrupts Goodwill of Greater Grand Rapids Stores, Forcing Cash-Only Sales

Summary
Goodwill of Greater Grand Rapids says a recent cyberattack disrupted part of its network. Its 18 stores are operating cash-only while the organization rebuilds its point-of-sale system and investigates with law enforcement.
Key points
- Goodwill of Greater Grand Rapids said a recent cyberattack disrupted part of its network environment and took systems offline.
- Its 18 stores are open but operating on a cash-only basis while the organization rebuilds its point-of-sale system.
- Officials said Goodwill does not store credit card data.
- The organization is working with law enforcement to understand the incident’s scope and restore systems.
- The investigation is ongoing, with no estimated resolution timeline; officials expected cash-only transactions to continue for several days.
- Officials said the attack has not affected Goodwill stores in other communities.
Article Details
- Victim Organization
- Goodwill of Greater Grand Rapids
- Incident Type
- Cyberattack disrupting a portion of the network environment
- Operational Impact
- Systems went offline. The 18 stores remained open but operated on a cash-only basis while Goodwill rebuilt its point-of-sale program and worked to restore systems. The investigation was ongoing, with no estimated resolution timeline.
- Claim Status
- confirmed
