Camilla, the Australian lifestyle brand, confirmed that in April it became aware of a cyber incident involving an unauthorized third party that accessed and exfiltrated certain company data.

“As soon as the incident was identified, Camilla took immediate steps to secure its systems and commenced an investigation to understand the nature and scope of the incident,” the company said. Camilla also noticed the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner in accordance with its obligations.

The incident is limited to Camilla’s Australian operations and has not impacted the company’s operations in any other country. Camilla’s day-to-day operations have continued uninterrupted, and the company remains able to securely process customer orders both in-store and online.

The investigation has confirmed that the affected information relates to customer record details held within Camilla’s point-of-sale system. The information involved incudes customer names, dates of birth, email addresses, and phone number.

“Importantly, no payment card data, banking information or other financial information was accessed, compromised or involved in this incident,” according to the company.

Camilla has contacted all customers identified as being impacted and has provided guidance on steps they can take to remain vigilant and protect themselves from potential scam activity.

“Camilla takes the privacy and security of customer information very seriously and continues to work through its response to the incident, including ongoing investigation and security measures to further protects its systems and customer data,” the company said.