Hollard is aware that information associated with a previously disclosed cyber security incident involving MIP, a third-party service provider to a number of organisations within the insurance sector, has reportedly been published online. The information appears to be linked to the June 2026 cyber security incident involving MIP and not to any breach or compromise of Hollard's systems.
We understand the concern this situation may cause and remain committed to protecting the information entrusted to us by our customers, brokers and partners. At this stage, the matter appears isolated to individual funeral policyholders. We have already notified customers who were affected by the June 2026 incident and are engaging with the relevant regulatory authorities.
Based on the forensic and assurance activities conducted to date, there remains no evidence of compromise within the Hollard environment.
As a precaution, customers are encouraged to remain vigilant against unsolicited communications, phishing attempts and requests for personal or financial information.
