Computer systems at the Derby Police Department in Derby, Connecticut, may have been compromised in a suspected ransomware attack, though officials have not confirmed details. Police Chief Scott Todd reported data access issues on March 11, and city officials held a closed session on March 13 to discuss security concerns related to the department’s IT system. Sources indicate the disruption is ongoing. While no further information has been released, Derby previously experienced a ransomware attack in 2018, underscoring the persistent cybersecurity risks faced by smaller municipal agencies with limited resources.
Derby Police Department in Connecticut Investigates Suspected Cyberattack
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