The government is urging organisations hit by ransomware attacks not to make payments to criminals.
The Office of Cyber Security and Information Assurance says there's been an increase in attacks on Island businesses, with 6 reported this year, though it's estimated to be higher.
Government will not agree to ransom or demands made by terrorists or criminals and asks residents and businesses to take the same stance.
Anyone hit by a ransomware attack should contact OCSIA on 01624 685557.
DOI says it's considering new mould laws
Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall says his department is already considering new laws about mouldy homes - but legislation is already in place to help tackle the problem.
USA parcel services hoped to return by summer
The Post Office says it's identified a solution to the problem with sending items to the USA.
Government board members may be up for pay rise
The government's statutory board members could be in line for a three per cent pay rise this year, if Tynwald approves.
All designated beaches pass water tests, says government
The government says all designated Manx beaches have passed water quality tests.
Warning over scammers impersonating Ramsey charity
An Island charity restoring an iconic landmark is warning people after scammers tried to impersonate it.
Rise in dog fouling could contaminate reservoirs, says Manx Utilities
Manx Utilities is asking dog walkers not to leave dog mess around the Island's vital water supplies.
Two ferry sailings rescheduled in face of bad weather
The Steam Packet Company says two sailings have been rescheduled tomorrow.
Island's top boxer announces huge comeback on Netflix
Island resident Tyson Fury is set to return to the boxing ring this spring.
