British Library's Recovery from 2021 Cyber Attack Continues into 2023
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In October 2021, the British Library experienced a significant cyber attack that disrupted its digital systems and led to the exposure of staff personal information. Two years later, the institution is still in the process of recovering from the ransomware incident, which had a lasting impact on its operations and security protocols.
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