Three details:
1. A health system spokesperson told the publication that Care New England’s website, email and other internal computer systems are “100 percent” back.
2. Care New England did not disclose the nature of the cyberattack or how it was resolved but said that there is no indication any patient information was compromised.
3. The cyberattack disrupted access to the health system’s EHRs, digital communication and payroll systems. While systems were down, Care New England used paper records and had to cancel certain radiology and chemotherapy procedures.
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