FUJIFILM
sarcomaThis record tracks a ransomware attack claimed by the sarcoma group against FUJIFILM. It collects the publicly disclosed attack details — sector, location and timeline — as published on the operator's leak site and indexed by Breach House.
Attack Summary
Fujifilm has actively promoted the research and development of liposome formulations by harnessing its advanced nano-dispersion technology, analysis technology, and process technology cultivated and evolved through its wide range of product development. In 2017, the company began a U.S. Phase I clinical trial of FF-10832, a liposome-based agent that encapsulates the approved anti-cancer agent gemcitabine *** . In the preclinical mice studies on FF-10850 and FF-10832 *4 Fujifilm has observed the extension of the survival period as a result of immune checkpoint inhibitor *5 combination therapy. In addition, Fujifilm has been promoting the application of liposome for use with next-generation drugs such as nucleic acid drugs and gene therapy drugs. Looking towards future growth, in order to ensure a stable supply of high-quality liposome formulations, Fujifilm is developing a manufacturing facility for producing investigational and commercial drugs through its subsidiary, FUJIFILM Toyama.Geo: Singapore - Leak size: NO DATA 1 pdf - Contains: NO DATA 1 pdf