Michigan's Stryker: Manufacturing network now 'fully operational' after cyberattack
Stryker, a medical equipment manufacturer, has restored most of its manufacturing sites and critical lines after a cyberattack. The company is working to reconcile orders, manufacture products, and deliver to customers, with its electronic ordering system now restored.
Stryker's manufacturing network is now fully operational after a cyberattack. The company restored most sites and critical lines roughly two weeks after the attack. Stryker is making strong progress on restoring underlying systems that support production and fulfillment. The electronic ordering system has been restored for customers. The cyberattack, claimed by an Iran-linked threat actor, disrupted Stryker's internal Microsoft environment, affecting order processing, shipping, and manufacturing. Stryker is working with government agencies and industry partners to investigate the attack.
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