MGM Resorts International said a cyberattack last summer cost it more than $100 million in lost revenues, fees, and other expenses, according to a quarterly financial filing reported by the Las Vegas Review-Journal. The company said the incident, which began in June 2020, involved unauthorized access to customer payment card information. The attack was discovered in July and affected customers at a number of MGM properties, the filing stated. The company has been working with federal and international law enforcement and cyber security firms to investigate and take corrective action.
Cyberattack cost MGM Resorts about $100 million, Las Vegas company says
