July 6, 2021

On Sunday, July 11^th, Kaseya released a patch for their VSA servers designed to safeguard against the type of attack that took place on July 2^nd.  Although Bibliotheca’s VSA server was not breached, we are taking every precaution to ensure the server is secure before we bring it back online for our customers. We are currently updating our server and applying and testing Kaseya’s patch. Once we are fully satisfied with its performance, we will relaunch the service and bring Support back to its normal operational capacity. We understand it is important for our customers to have the VSA service back online as soon as possible. We appreciate your patience while we test the service to ensure its safety. Should you need any Support while the VSA server is offline, please visit our Support page at bibliotheca.com/support and use the Teamviewer link to help us connect to your device. You will need to re-establish a new connection with Teamviewer for every inquiry, as it does not install on your system with a continuous connection.

Thank you for your patience!

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On Friday, July 2nd 2021, we were made aware of the security incident caused by a cyberattack on Kaseya, and we immediately shut down our VSA server. At the time of the shutdown—and presently—there was no indication that we had been affected by the data breach. Since then, by using a specifically designed detection tool, we have confirmed that our server was NOT compromised. We have no reason to believe any Bibliotheca customer or personal data has been compromised. We are working with Kaseya to continue to monitor the situation and will update this communication once we confirm with Kaseya that it is safe to bring their VSA server online again. Please check Kaseya’s website for the most up to date information.