After a cyberattack on Tuesday, the Slovenian gaming company Hit has successfully restored the conditions for operating its information systems, allowing the reopening of its casinos. Employees who were temporarily reassigned during the incident are gradually returning to their workstations. The IT teams at Hit, along with external experts, managed to restore the information infrastructure overnight, enabling the opening of the Perla casino on Friday night. Other casinos are expected to reopen by today or at the latest by the end of the week. Guests currently have access to a limited range of games on slot machines, while efforts continue to restore additional systems and applications to support casino, hotel, and other business processes. The company expressed gratitude to employees, business partners, other companies, and state institutions for their support and collaboration. Due to ongoing investigations, further details about the cyber incident cannot be disclosed publicly. A conference on cybersecurity, INFOSEK, will take place next week at the Perla tourist-recreational center in Nova Gorica.
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