CVS recently disabled its online photo center following news of a potential breach through PNI Digital Media, following a similar action by Walmart in Canada, and now other stores in the U.S. and UK—including Rite Aid, Sam’s Club and Tesco’s—have moved to the do the same after PNI, which either manages or hosts the sites, examined the possible extent of the breach, Reuters reports. “We take the protection of information very seriously,” said Kirk Saville of Staples, which purchased PNI last year. “PNI is investigating a potential credit card data issue, and outside security experts are assisting in the investigation," he continued. “The retailers' main websites and other services were not affected by the potential breach,” the report states.
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