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Active Incident

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Incident Status

Degraded Performance

Components

365 Total Backup

Locations

Canada - Montreal



August 18, 2026 15:29 CEST
August 18, 2026 13:29 UTC
MONITORING

Our Technical Team has successfully deployed the fix on the CA Region. Systems are recovering at a steady pace, with 75% of the affected tenants already back to normal. Performance will continue to be monitored closely, and we will share a final update once systems are fully recovered. We appreciate your understanding throughout this process.

August 17, 2026 17:24 CEST
August 17, 2026 15:24 UTC
IDENTIFIED

Our Technical Team is scheduled to deploy the fix tomorrow morning, pending the final automated tests running this evening. Following the deployment, systems are expected to begin a gradual recovery as early as tomorrow afternoon. Performance will be monitored closely, and further updates will be provided as operations return to normal. Thank you for your continued patience.

August 14, 2026 17:23 CEST
August 14, 2026 15:23 UTC
IDENTIFIED

Our engineering team wrapped up the initial fix, but we ran into a possible issue during QA testing. To prevent any downside or risk, we need to run a few more tests and validate everything properly. The release will therefore be pushed back slightly to allow for extended automated testing throughout the weekend, with the rollout now expected early next week. We appreciate your patience as we make sure this fix is thorough before it goes live.

August 13, 2026 16:18 CEST
August 13, 2026 14:18 UTC
IDENTIFIED

Our Technical Team has just finished developing a fix for the 365TB issues on the CA Region. This fix is currently being tested by our QA Team and will be deployed as soon as it gets the greenlight. If everything goes well, we will be aiming to rollout this fix by tomorrow.

August 12, 2026 16:00 CEST
August 12, 2026 14:00 UTC
IDENTIFIED

Our Engineering and Operations Teams are still actively focused on implementing a definitive solution for the CA Region. In the meantime, we are currently also performing some tests and calculations in order to work out an ETA, which we can share.

August 11, 2026 14:42 CEST
August 11, 2026 12:42 UTC
IDENTIFIED

Our technical team has successfully identified the root cause of the 365TB issue affecting the CA Region. Our team is working around the clock to implement a permanent, sustainable fix. We appreciate your continued patience and understanding as we work to restore full system stability. We will be updating this space as soon as new information becomes available.

August 10, 2026 17:17 CEST
August 10, 2026 15:17 UTC
INVESTIGATING

The 365 Total Backup Service is only available with a degraded performance for a small subset of tenants on the Canada Region. The cause is currently being analyzed in more detail. The 365 Total Backup Service is unaffected on other Regions. Other Services and Email Flow are also NOT affected.

365 Permission Manager

Operational

365 Multi Tenant Manager

Operational

365 Total Backup

Degraded Performance

365 Total Protection

Operational

AI Recipient Validation

Operational

Advanced Threat Protection

Operational

Control Panel

Operational

DMARC Manager

Operational

Email Archiving

Operational

Email Continuity

Operational

Email Encryption

Operational

Email Signature and Disclaimer

Operational

Hornet.email

Operational

Mail Traffic

Operational

Spam and Malware Protection

Operational

Security Awareness Service

Operational

Teams Protection

Operational

Ticket System

Operational

Website

Operational

External Services

Locations

Scheduled Maintenance

Schedule

September 7, 2026 14:00 - 15:00 CEST
September 7, 2026 12:00 - 13:00 UTC

Components

Hornet.email

Locations

Canada - Montreal, France - Lille, Germany - Düsseldorf, Germany - Frankfurt, Germany - Hannover, Switzerland - Central, United States - Atlanta

Description

At Hornetsecurity, we’re continually enhancing the security of the Hornet.email platform to keep pace with evolving best practices. As part of this ongoing work, we’re introducing a change that may affect some of your users’ accounts. Users who regularly sign in to Hornet.email will not be affected - no action is needed for them. For any of your users who haven’t logged into Hornet.email since April 28, 2026, their existing password will need to be reset the next time they try to access their account after September 7, 2026. What this means for your organisation: - Users who’ve signed in on or after April 28, 2026 are unaffected. - Users who haven’t logged in since April 28, 2026 will need a password reset the next time they access their account after September 7, 2026. - As a Control Panel administrator, you can perform this reset for any affected user whenever it’s needed. We’re sharing this notice in advance so you’re aware of the potential impact and can support any inactive users smoothly if and when they need access again. If you’d like to review which of your users may be affected, you can check sign-in activity in the Control Panel at any time.