The health system disabled its network after suspicious activity, leaving MyChart and doctor searches unavailable and directing urgent medical needs to phone calls or walk-in clinics.
County notices describe disrupted operations and risks to systems supporting public safety, but officials have not confirmed a cyberattack.
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Analysis, reports, and opinion that look beyond individual incidents. We examine trends, tactics, and sector-wide risks; connect dots across cases; and publish periodic research and explainers. Expect context, data-driven takeaways, and clear points of view to help readers understand what matters, why it happened, and what to watch next.
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A new research resource for exploring cyber disruptions, following incidents over time, and uncovering the connections between them.
Energy, water and wastewater, transportation, communications, and financial systems that keep communities running. Coverage focuses on outages, service degradation, and operational risk from cyber incidents, sabotage, or vendor failures that disrupt essential services.
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Billing and telephone services have been restored, but INC Ransom claims to have stolen sensitive infrastructure records and threatens further disruption.
Hospitals, clinics, public health agencies, payers, and health IT providers. We track incidents affecting patient care, ER diverts, EHR downtime, and PHI breaches, emphasizing operational impact, restoration status, and what patients and providers need to know.
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Doctors lost access to patient records and schedules at the Ruston practice; the clinic has not publicly confirmed the cause or a restoration timeline.
Public-facing city and county services other than critical infrastructure: 911/PSAP, EMS and fire, transit, libraries, housing, and social services. We report on outages, call routing issues, payment portals, and case-management systems that limit access to services.
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Dispatchers shifted to a Solano County center while online city services and internal operations remained unavailable Saturday.
Federal, state, local, tribal, and territorial governments. Coverage focuses on operational impact, public notifications, restoration timelines, and risks to civic functions and records.
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Systems were back online by Thursday, and the city said essential services and online bill payments continued.
K–12 districts, higher education, and community colleges. We cover closures, remote learning disruptions, SIS and E-Rate impacts, and breaches of student records. Vendor incidents land here when they disrupt teaching, learning, or campus operations.
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Officials estimate $100,000 was diverted as an account lockdown interrupted tuition and vendor payments through ClassWallet.
Companies and nonprofits whose incidents affect customers, supply chains, or communities. Includes MSPs, SaaS, media, retail, manufacturing, logistics, and insurers. Vendor events that disrupt hospitals, schools, or governments are cross-tagged but filed under the impacted sector.
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Online ordering and deliveries were disrupted at five East Coast grocery chains; customers were promised refunds while stores remained open.
