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Workday Woes: Millions hit as Microsoft 365 crashes

Microsoft has confirmed that access to its Microsoft 365 suite has been limited, with some users only able to access the services in read-only mode.

The tech giant is actively working to resolve the issue, which it acknowledged in a social media post on X, stating, โ€œOur services are still seeing continuous improvements while we continue to take mitigation actions.โ€

In a notice titled โ€œService Degradation,โ€ Microsoft informed users that they โ€œmay be unable to access various Microsoft 365 apps and services.โ€

The company assured that it remains committed to treating the situation with the highest priority and urgency to address the lingering impact.

The announcement coincided with a significant IT outage in Australia, affecting the national broadcaster, the countryโ€™s largest international airport, and a major telecommunications company.

Australiaโ€™s National Cyber Security Coordinator attributed the disruption to a problem with a โ€œthird-party software platform.โ€

As the situation evolves, Microsoft continues its efforts to fully restore the affected services. Users are advised to stay tuned for further updates from the company.