PORTAGE, Mich. — Nearly two weeks after a major cyberattack disrupted operations at Stryker, the company says it has regained access to its systems and removed the hackers from its network. Despite their progress, new lawsuits raise concerns about what data may have been exposed.
In an update released Monday morning, Stryker said the incident is now believed to be contained. They say teams have been working around the clock alongside federal agencies and outside cybersecurity experts to restore systems tied to ordering, shipping and manufacturing.
The company said it has not found evidence that the attack spread beyond its internal environment or impacted customers, suppliers or medical devices…