“At the Versailles hospital, even if the cyberattack was ‘detected early’, it seems that the impact is significant for the patients”

Thank you for your question. At this stage, at the Versailles hospital, even if the cyberattack has, according to the health authorities, been “detected early”, it seems that the impact is significant for the patients, and goes beyond the André site alone. -Mignot (which includes short-stay and outpatient services). Patients – six, as of Sunday – had to be transferred (“as a preventive measure”, tells us the Ministry of Health). The Regional Health Agency has announced the deprogramming ” partial “ operating room activities. The reception of emergencies is, unsurprisingly, strongly impacted. There is no hindsight to know how this will evolve in the coming days. Will the consequences be comparable to those of the cyberattack on the Corbeil-Essonnes hospital? In the latter, the staff told us that they had to deal with a computer system “paralyzed” for two months, and do without tools, software and digital files, to return to the“earlier era”. That of pen and paper. “Each school has a different computer systemwe were told at the Ministry of Health, this Monday, but in terms of severity, at this point, [ce qui s’est joué à Versailles] seems equivalent.