French blood banks hit in latest European fridge cyberattacks
French blood banks hit in latest European fridge cyberattacks
French blood banks hit in latest European fridge cyberattacks
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- France's national blood service says cold storage sites holding its blood products were affected in the latest wave of cyberattacks on European refrigeration systems.
- The French Blood Establishment said cold rooms at three sites, run by an outside provider, had their temperature and defrost thresholds set far too high, after an incident on 2 November.
- Monitoring and alarm systems caught the change in time, and officials say no blood products were lost and there was no health impact.
- France's national blood service says cold storage sites holding its blood products were affected in the latest wave of cyberattacks on European refrigeration systems.
- The French Blood Establishment said cold rooms at three sites, run by an outside provider, had their temperature and defrost thresholds set far too high, after an incident on 2 November.
- Monitoring and alarm systems caught the change in time, and officials say no blood products were lost and there was no health impact.
- France's national blood service says cold storage sites holding its blood products were affected in the latest wave of cyberattacks on European refrigeration systems.
- The French Blood Establishment said cold rooms at three sites, run by an outside provider, had their temperature and defrost thresholds set far too high, after an incident on 2 November.
- Monitoring and alarm systems caught the change in time, and officials say no blood products were lost and there was no health impact.
France's national blood service says cold storage sites holding its blood products were affected in the latest wave of cyberattacks on European refrigeration systems. The French Blood Establishment said cold rooms at three sites, run by an outside provider, had their temperature and defrost thresholds set far too high, after an incident on 2 November. Monitoring and alarm systems caught the change in time, and officials say no blood products were lost and there was no health impact. France's health ministry and cybersecurity agency have opened investigations, as the incident follows similar fridge attacks on supermarkets in several European countries.
France's national blood service says cold storage sites holding its blood products were affected in the latest wave of cyberattacks on European refrigeration systems. The French Blood Establishment said cold rooms at three sites, run by an outside provider, had their temperature and defrost thresholds set far too high, after an incident on 2 November. Monitoring and alarm systems caught the change in time, and officials say no blood products were lost and there was no health impact. France's health ministry and cybersecurity agency have opened investigations, as the incident follows similar fridge attacks on supermarkets in several European countries.
France's national blood service says cold storage sites holding its blood products were affected in the latest wave of cyberattacks on European refrigeration systems. The French Blood Establishment said cold rooms at three sites, run by an outside provider, had their temperature and defrost thresholds set far too high, after an incident on 2 November. Monitoring and alarm systems caught the change in time, and officials say no blood products were lost and there was no health impact. France's health ministry and cybersecurity agency have opened investigations, as the incident follows similar fridge attacks on supermarkets in several European countries.
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