Microsoft said Saturday it had restored service to the remaining customers and regions affected by a widespread outage that disrupted Outlook and other online services, The Associated Press reported.
Outage reached beyond email
The disruption affected courts, government offices, health services and businesses that rely on Microsoft’s tools, AP reported. Some court proceedings were delayed, and health services in Britain faced interruptions to routine communications. Microsoft told AP it had found no indication of malicious activity.
Microsoft said it restored services in stages while checking stability and planned to issue a full incident report, according to TechRadar’s coverage of the company’s updates. Customers who still see errors can check Microsoft’s service health page or ask their organization’s IT team to check the Microsoft 365 admin center for tenant-specific information.