Legal infrastructure provider CTS has said it is on the last phase of tackling a cyber-attack.
CTS said last week that it is “urgently investigating” a cyberattack on its services that could impact property exchanges and completions.
Almost 100 conveyancers and law firms are said to have been affected.
An update from the brand on Thursday said it has been “working around the clock” to resolve the issues.
It said: “At the outset, we established a four-phased plan which would enable us to restore client services as safely as possible. We have successfully completed
“Phase 1-3 and are now at Phase 4, which is the restoration of client environments. Phase 4 is a complex exercise and may take some time. We remain in contact with our clients and are keeping them informed as we progress through this final phase.
“If you are a member of the public, please directly contact the legal firm you have engaged.”
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