OneBlood

OneBlood has returned to normal course of business for distribution of blood products to hospitals following last month's ransomware attack.

Several days after the blood center reported it was involved in a ransomware attack, OneBlood’s digital system is pumping blood to Florida hospitals once again.

The blood donation organization says it’s remaining operational to collect, test and distribute blood as it works to restore full functionality to its systems "as expeditiously as possible.”

A not-for-profit blood center serving much of the southeastern United States is facing a ransomware attack. Officials said Wednesday that the attack disabled OneBlood's information technology, forcing it to operate at a reduced capacity in Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas.

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