ISN - Operational
ISN
CloudInspect - Operational
CloudInspect
Email - Operational
Website - Operational
Website
Phone - Operational
Phone
EMSL Analytical - Operational
EMSL Analytical
Notice history
Mar 2025
- ResolvedResolvedThis incident has been resolved.
- IdentifiedIdentified
From Microsoft:
4:29 PM EST: We're investigating a potential issue with some users being unable to access one or more Microsoft 365 services, and we're checking for impact to your organization. We'll provide an update within 30 minutes.
There seems to already be some improvement as of now.
- InvestigatingInvestigating
It appears that Microsoft is experiencing a major outage, affecting HomeTeam’s Microsoft 365 email accounts. You may not be able to send or receive email, and may find that some devices and applications request that you enter your password again yet do not allow you to do so.
Microsoft has not yet acknowledged this outage, however a spike in reports can be seen at downdetector.com. We will continue to monitor the situation.
Feb 2025
- ResolvedResolved
No known complaints in over a week.
- MonitoringMonitoring
The implemented fix for this issue appears to have been effective, as we have received no further reports of corrupted PDFs. Please continue to check your reports, particularly if they are submitted after 5:00 pm ET.
- InvestigatingInvestigating
For a period of time on several recent evenings, reports submitted to ISN from CloudInspect have been arriving as corrupted PDFs that cannot be opened. Often these PDFs will show a file size of 0 KB, however in some cases they will be several MB.
ISN’s engineers are working on this issue, and a possible fix was put in place this morning. Until we have confirmation of a permanent resolution, we recommend opening ISN and downloading each report when you submit it from CloudInspect to ensure that it can be opened. In the event you find a report cannot be opened, you will want to place Email Events on hold to delay notifying clients and agents that the report is available (instructions). Next, you will want to go back to CloudInspect and hit Complete to re-submit the report periodically until a working copy is delivered to ISN, at which point the Email Events may be sent.
These incidents have been occurring in the evening, typically lasting 1.5–4 hours and occurring between 7:30 pm ET and 11:30 pm ET. A corrupted report will not be able to be opened even once the issue is resolved—you must submit a new copy. If an agent or client complains of not being able to open any report, you will need to submit a new copy from CloudInspect to replace the corrupted copy and they will need to download it again.
Jan 2025
No notices reported this month

