Kaseya said it released a patch for VSA on-premises customers as it turned on its servers Monday morning US time with 100 percent of its SaaS customers live after being offline for more than a week following the ransomware attack.
In an update this afternoon, the company said “with the large number of users coming back online in a short window, we have seen some performance issues. We made some configuration changes to address and need to restart the servers for these to take effect and improve performance.”
Kaseya earlier in the day had said that all of its SaaS customers were live as of 5:30 p.m. AEST Tuesday.
Kaseya Releases Patch, Restores VSA Servers After Ransomware Attack
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