Eleven days after a hacker attacked the Ministry of Health systems, on Tuesday (21/12) the file confirmed the recovery of e-SUS Notifica. The platform is used to record cases and deaths.
The ConnectSUS app, through which the national certificate of vaccination against Covid-19 can be issued, is not yet on the air. It also allows viewing of patients’ clinical history, such as checkups and vaccinations.
On Monday (20/12), the Minister of Health, Marcelo Quiroga, stated that he did not want to “set a date” for the restoration of the platform. However, the health owner said that members of the technical field estimate the problem will be resolved by Wednesday (12/22).
to me capital CitiesThe Ministry of Health confirmed the systems affected by the attack and the progress of resuming each service. See note:
The Ministry of Health has reported that the SIVEP-Influenza Surveillance Information System, the E-SUS Registration System and the Regulation System (Sisreg) have been re-established.
The volume confirms that it is returning Connect SUS, e-SUS Notifica, SI-PNI, Localiza SUS and OpenDatasus systems as soon as possible.”
The Ministry of Health has informed that the e-SUS notification registration system has been re-established. Basta asserts that it is working with agility to recover all affected platforms as quickly as possible.” The ministry says, in another statement.
Different countries have had problems submitting epidemic data to National Council of Health Trustees (KUNAS)after the invasion. This indicates that the average will rise in the coming days, when the information will be updated without harming it.
The information system for the National Immunization Program (SI-PNI) is also facing instability. The site is used for vaccination records.
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