However, the Conti ransomware-as-a-service group allegedly claimed responsibility for the cyberattack and claimed to have more than 2.7 gigabytes of data from Panasonic Canada. Conti's leak page appears to have Panasonic internal files, spreadsheets and documents belonging to HR and accounting departments. Panasonic says they are working to restore operations and understand how the incident impacted customers, employees and stakeholders while making it a priority to work closely with affected parties to mitigate the impacts of the cyberattack. The incident is the second time in less than six months for the company.