The British auction house is attempting to recover from a recent cyber attack.
Last Thursday, the company’s web platform went down due to what it is calling a “technology security incident.” The issue remains active and could impact the outcome of its marquee spring sales week — the firm's CEO Guillaume Cerutti provided an update in an email distributed on May 12.
“I am also pleased to reassure you that our clients for these sales will be able to bid securely in person, on the phone or via Christie’s Live.”Disruptions to online auction pages were first spotted on May 9. A placeholder catalog was made available for digital viewership the following day, May 10. According to Christie's, clients for each of this week's sales can bid securely in person, on the phone or via Christie’s Live, noting that “all information, catalogs and content related to these sales can be found via
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