The Walt Disney Company will not use Slack for in-house firm communication months after a hack that concerned greater than a terabyte of firm information being leaked to the general public.

The corporate had already begun to transition to a brand new inside “streamlined enterprise-wide collaboration instruments,” however formally notified staff and forged members Thursday that the majority of its enterprise items would transfer away from Slack utilization by the tip Disney’s subsequent fiscal quarter, in response to a memo from Disney Chief Monetary Officer Hugh Johnston that was obtained by CNBC.

Disney informed traders in August that the summer season information hack, which included a variety of monetary info, pc codes and particulars about unreleased tasks, was not anticipated to have a fabric impression on the corporate’s operations or monetary efficiency.

Representatives from Disney and Salesforce, the proprietor of Slack, didn’t instantly reply to CNBC’s request for remark.

“Our safety is rock-solid,” Marc Benioff, CEO of Salesforce, stated throughout an interview with Bloomberg at the company’s annual Dreamforce conference this week.

“Firms additionally need to take the appropriate measure to stop phishing assaults and to lockdown their staff’ social engineering,” he added. “So, we will do our half, however our clients additionally need to do their half.”

Benioff famous that Disney continues to make use of Salesforce merchandise in different points of its enterprise together with its Disney retailer, Disney guides, gross sales and repair operations and its name facilities.