RL360 blames fault in IT systems for widespread outage

IoM firm confirms it was not a cyber-attack and there will be ‘no client detriment’

Isabel Baxter
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RL360 Insurance Company (RL360) has faced a widespread outage which has led to multiple services being affected across the business.

The outage occurred yesterday (3 November) for the Isle of Man headquartered firm, according to an update on RL360's website. The update reads: "Yesterday we experienced a widespread outage affecting multiple services across our business." RL360 claimed the issue was caused by a fault in its IT systems and not a cyber-attack.  "The issue has been identified and resolved, and services will be restored in a phased and controlled manner throughout the coming hours," the website update said. "We'd like to thank you for your patience." Professional Adviser understands that RL360's cr...

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