#TheGuardian have closed their offices until January 23rd after their ransomware incident (which is still going on). HT @dannyjpalmer https://pressgazette.co.uk/publishers/guardian-ransomware-attack/
Guardian offices closed until 23 January due to ongoing fallout from suspected ransomware attack

The Guardian is continuing to be severely impacted by a suspected ransomware attack which hit the publisher’s global IT systems on 20 December. Guardian Media Group chief executive Anna Bateson sent a

Press Gazette

By the way, having dealt with both monitoring human operated ransomware and dealing with it first hand, my experience is recovering, even if you pay, is around a 2 month ordeal on average.

It can stretch to 6 months or more before operations are fully restored.

You’ll frequently find IT and security people quit after recovery as the mental health toll is large - they never want to go through something like they again.

@GossiTheDog the toll on people is often ignored or forgotten. I make a point of stopping and saying 'is everyone ok' in incidents
@_4_d_4_m_ @GossiTheDog sat in a presentation once given by a guy who was involved in Equifax. Said afterwards he had depression, a stroke, and literal permanent organ damage from the lack of sleep and stimulants used to get through it. He was in his 30s.