Port of Santos Administrative Systems to Be Restored Gradually
Nov, 12, 2026 Posted by Gabriel MalheirosWeek 202646
The Santos Port Authority (APS), a Brazilian federal government-owned company responsible for public infrastructure at the Port of Santos, said its Information Technology team estimates it has recovered approximately 70% of the backups of files affected by a cyberattack on Port of Santos systems on Friday (Nov. 6), following a system restart triggered by a power outage.
APS continues working to restore the Port of Santos systems, with the port’s website and other internal platforms expected to be brought back online later on Thursday (Nov. 12). In the meantime, some services are being provided through alternative means.
Port operations are continuing, with no risk of a shutdown, according to APS. Vessel arrivals and departures remain unaffected, and landside access to the port is being maintained.
Source: Santos Port Authority (APS)
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