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Tabcorp Provides Update on Technical Issues Affected its Services

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November 10, 2020

Tabcorp Provides Update on Technical Issues Affected its Services

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Tabcorp Holdings Limited has provided an update on the technical issues which impacted its TAB, Keno and Gaming Services operations and systems from around 11:30 am AEDT on Saturday 7 November 2020.

Based on a preliminary assessment, a smoke and likely fire incident at a third-party managed data centre resulted in extensive damage to Tabcorp’s servers and associated infrastructure. This led to technical and systems outages, as well as the closure of TAB retail venues.

Based on a preliminary review of the incident, there is no evidence of any potential cyber security issues or customer data breaches. However, Tabcorp notes that these issues will be urgently reviewed as part of a formal investigation.

“Tabcorp wishes to once again apologise to our customers, the racing industry, venues and other partners for the issues we faced in the delivery of our products and services this weekend,” David Attenborough, Managing Director and CEO of Tabcorp, said.

“We appreciate the patience and understanding of our partners and customers and look forward to once again providing them with Tabcorp’s full gambling entertainment experience,” David Attenborough added.

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