Stryker cyberattack delays surgeries for some patients, Bloomberg News reports


The logo of Stryker medical technology is seen on their plant in the IDA (Industrial Development Agency) estate, in Carrigtwohill, County Cork, Ireland March 28, 2025. REUTERS/Clodagh Kilcoyne

March 18 (Reuters) - ⁠A cyberattack against medical device ⁠maker Strykerlast week has delayed ‌surgeries for some patients, Bloomberg News reported on Wednesday.

The system disruption had temporarily impacted ​the company's ability ⁠to deliver personalized ⁠inventory, "as a result, some patient-specific cases ⁠have been ‌rescheduled", the report said, citing a Stryker ⁠spokesperson.

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