All HSE systems due back online today after WannaCry virus

It was confirmed yesterday that damage in Ireland was limited

All HSE systems due back online today after WannaCry virus
Wed, 17 May, 2017 - 08:48

All HSE systems are due back online later after the WannaCry virus.

It was confirmed yesterday that damage in Ireland was limited - with just one isolated incident involving a group funded by the HSE.

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