The Housing Ombudsman's complaints system is down, and the fault sits with a supplier
Decrypted: The UK Cyber BriefingShow Notes
The Housing Ombudsman Service cannot take complaints online after a third-party incident hit its case management system. What is known, what is not, and the supplier questions a board can ask this week. Also: Docker Hub's token flaw and Microsoft's phishing takedown.
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