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Progress being made on recovery from Cyber Attack

April 6, 2018

Progress being made on recovery from Cyber Attack
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PHILIPSBURG – The Ministry of General Affairs hereby informs the public that the recovery process of the Government of Sint Maarten ICT Network is progressing steadily and will continue throughout the upcoming weekend following the cyber-attack on Monday April 2nd.

Upon completion of the assessment, the ICT Department is taking all necessary precautions during the recovery process. Thus, all departments that render service to the public will remain closed. An update will be given to the public on Sunday evening April 8th as to the progress made with the restoration of the ICT Network.


Source: The Daily Herald https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/75396-progress-being-made-on-recovery-from-cyber-attack

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Source: https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/progress-being-made-on-recovery-from-cyber-attack

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