After the hacker attack on the Carinthian state government, the school administration system “Socrates” also failed. However, earlier than hoped, it is now being put back into use.
“SOCRATES, the school board program, was also affected and it was not entirely clear whether the certificates could be issued and distributed in the usual form this year. We have also worked intensively on a solution in this area, also under the premise of safety over speed Education Officer Governor Peter Kaiser said today.
Meanwhile, it was feared that thousands of Carinthian schoolchildren would have to receive a handwritten certificate.
Information letters have already been sent to all schools
Earlier than announced, however, the system was able to be fully operational again on Wednesday. “This means that certificates can be issued in the usual way and the necessary notifications can be issued as usual. A corresponding information letter was sent by the Carinthia Education Directorate to all compulsory and vocational schools in Carinthia,” Kaiser continued.
Source: Krone
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