A cyberattack claimed by pro-Iran hackers has caused a “global network disruption” to a major US medical device maker, according to a company statement.

By AJ Vicens and Christy Santhosh March 11 (Reuters) - An Iranian-linked hacking group on Wednesday claimed responsibility ...

Stryker, a medical technology company that serves millions worldwide, said it experienced a global network disruption caused by a cyberattack. A pro-Iran hacking group is claiming responsibility, ...

We are currently experiencing a global network disruption affecting the Windows environment. Our teams are actively working to restore systems and operations. Stryker has business continuity measures ...

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The Portage-based company, with 56,000 employees and operations in 61 countries, is experiencing a global outage across its systems.