Ransomware Attack Disrupts Operations at New York Blood Center
- New York Blood Center Enterprises is dealing with a ransomware attack that began on January 26, causing significant system disruptions and operational challenges.
- The attack has led to cancellations of blood donor appointments and blood drives, worsening an already critical blood supply shortage.
- NYBC has declared a blood emergency due to a 30% drop in donations, which has severely impacted the region's blood supply.
- The organization is working with experts to restore systems but has not provided a timeline for when normal operations will resume.
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Ransomware attack hits New York Blood Center, disrupting network of blood donations and transfusions to 500 hospitals
One of the largest nonprofit blood centers in the country, New York Blood Center (NYBC), said in a statement on its website that it was hit with a ransomware attack over the weekend and is now experiencing disruptions in its services, including longer-than-normal processing times for blood donations, plus the cancelling and rescheduling of some blood donations. NYBC provides blood to over 200 hospitals in the northeast, including New York and Ne…
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