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20 April, 11.00 – 12.00 CET
How can the EU keep in step with game-changing technologies that are set to transform production and employment in Europe? What changes will advanced robots, networked machines and artificial intelligence bring to our economy? What will be the consequences for how work is organised in companies, for employment, skills and tasks at work? And how can policymakers identify the opportunities for these technologies to help foster good employment and working conditions rather than generate negative effects?
Registration form
Eurofound experts
Ricardo Rodriguez Contreras and
Eleonora Peruffo for a one-hour #AskTheExpert webinar to learn more about game-changing technologies and why it is so important for policymakers to monitor the deployment of these technologies closely.
Both the National College of Ireland (NCI) and the Technological University of Dublin have reported that their IT systems have been damaged by a ransomware attack.
At present, NCI is trying to fix its IT services affected by a ransomware attack that took place last weekend and constrained the university to take IT systems offline.
In a statement made on Saturday, NCI said:
NCI is currently experiencing significant disruption to IT services that have impacted a number of college systems, including Moodle, the Library service, and the current students’ MyDetails service.
In a notification following the April 3rd ransomware assault, both students and employees were informed that external service suppliers and IT staff are working on reinstating the services.
IT services remain disrupted at two colleges after ransomware attacks
Systems at TU Dublin’s Tallaght campus and the National College of Ireland were impacted by attacks in recent days. By Orla Dwyer Wednesday 7 Apr 2021, 5:34 PM 6 hours ago 20,042 Views 7 Comments
Image: Shutterstock/Ksrisanga
Image: Shutterstock/Ksrisanga
TWO THIRD-LEVEL institutions that experienced ransomware attacks have said there is no definite timeline for when IT services will fully resume.
It was reported yesterday that Technological University Dublin said its Tallaght campus was the victim of a “significant” ransomware attack last week.
The Tallaght campus’ entire on-site ICT systems were subject to an attack early on Thursday, and an investigation by technical experts and An Garda Síochána is now underway.
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