The July 9 incident affected internet access, email service and a variety of online systems used by students, faculty and staff.
Loyalist College says all systems and services have been fully restored following a cyberattack that disrupted operations earlier this month.
The cyberattack was first reported on July 9 and affected internet access, email service and a variety of online systems used by students, faculty and staff. The incident also resulted in online classes being temporarily suspended while the college worked to restore access.
College officials announced on Wednesday that all affected systems are now operational.
The institution has advised students who continue to experience problems signing in, accessing the college network or using online systems to contact the service desk for assistance.
Support is available in person in Room 2H1 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m., by telephone at 613-969-1913, extension 2420, or by email.
Loyalist has not released any additional details regarding the source of the cyberattack or whether any personal information was compromised.
The college continues to monitor its systems as normal operations resume.
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