Australia ports operator could be online within days after cyber incident


  • World
  • Monday, 13 Nov 2023

SYDNEY (Reuters) - The Australian government said on Monday a cyber incident that forced one of its largest ports operators to suspend operations could be resolved within days and that the company was making "good progress" to bring activities back online.

"The company's advice ... was that this would be a case of days, not weeks. I've been in contact with the company again this morning and they're making good progress," the government's Cyber Security Coordinator Darren Goldie told ABC Radio.

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