Royal Mail is a UK postal service that offers both domestic and international delivery. In recent news, the company has resumed its full export service after being hit by a cyber attack. The attack caused significant disruption to the company’s operations, leading to the temporary suspension of its services to several countries.
The cyber attack occurred in early February 2021 and impacted the company’s IT systems. As a result, Royal Mail had to temporarily suspend its international deliveries to several countries. The suspension affected several destinations, including Australia, Canada, China, and the United States.
However, Royal Mail has now announced that it has resumed its full export service to all destinations, with the exception of several countries where there are still some operational issues. The company has implemented several measures to prevent similar incidents from happening in the future, including strengthening its IT security and improving its response to cyber attacks.
This news will come as a relief to many customers who rely on Royal Mail for their international deliveries. The company’s full export service is a critical part of its business, and any disruption to its operations can cause significant inconvenience and delays for customers. With the resumption of its services, Royal Mail can now continue to provide a reliable and efficient postal service to customers around the world.