Boston Scientific hit by cyberattack causing global operational disruption

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Medical device manufacturer Boston Scientific has disclosed that it is experiencing a cyberattack that is causing widespread disruption to its global operations. The company has not provided details on the exact nature or scale of the incident. It remains unclear whether any of the company's medical devices have been affected by the attack. Boston Scientific has also declined to confirm whether any customer data was stolen or compromised during the breach.

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