Coca-Cola has confirmed that data was stolen during the ransomware attack on its Fairlife dairy business, escalating the incident beyond a temporary production disruption. The acknowledgment came days after the Anubis ransomware group claimed it had copied roughly 1 TB of information from Fairlife’s systems. According to PCMag, Coca-Cola has now confirmed that “certain data” was stolen during the attack and said recovery efforts remain ongoing. Meanwhile, the countdown on Anubis’ leak site expired on Monday, and the group has published the stolen data, marking the latest escalation in the ransomware incident. The Fairlife incident also sheds light on an often-overlooked measure of cyber resilience: how well a business continues to function during disruption.