The suspected ransomware attack Nov. 9 took IT systems offline and caused ambulances to be diverted to other hospitals. Tri-City is “making significant progress in the restoration of systems, though we do not yet have a firm timetable for full restoration,” a spokesperson told the news outlet.
The newspaper reported that an internal document appears to confirm a ransomware attack, though the hospital hasn’t commented on that. “Apparently, Thursday, a note printed out of every printer at the same time and then everyone was running around shutting off printers,” an employee told the Union-Tribune.
