Chief Executive, Paul Reid, is appearing before the Oireachtas Health Committee today.
Three quarters of the HSE's computer servers have now been unlocked, after the recent cyber attack.
They were stolen by ransonware hackers last month, but have now been decrypted.
The HSE will also tell the Oireachtas Health committee today 70 per cent of staff devices, like laptops, are now available again.
Kildare North Fine Gael TD, Bernard Durkan, is a member of the committee.
Eoghan Murphy reports:
But chief operations officer, Anne O'Connor, says outpatient appointments are still badly affected.
Three quarters of HSE IT servers decrypted following crippling cyber attackhttps://t.co/TXTECeiN2f
— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) June 23, 2021
HSE CEO Paul Reid was asked at the Oireachtas Health Committee today what the final bill for the hack might be.
Patients will pay a human cost for cyber-attack, HSE boss Paul Reid warns https://t.co/2IShr30hYd
— Irish Independent (@Independent_ie) June 23, 2021
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