Pittsburg city officials announced free credit monitoring and identity theft protection due to a security breach detected in August 2024. Following the cyber attack on August 18, the city's computer system was shut down to prevent further issues. The breach affected public access to city council agendas and hindered an important meeting from being broadcast live. While the situation was resolved, the city is conducting an ongoing investigation into potentially compromised data. City Manager Garrett Evans assures there is no evidence of data being accessed, but noted the need for vigilance and recommended the protective measures for residents.
Following a reported security breach in August 2024, the city of Pittsburg announced free credit monitoring and identity theft protection for affected residents.
City Manager Garrett Evans emphasized the importance of being prudent in addressing concerns amid ongoing investigations into the breach.
After swiftly resolving the cyber attack that hindered city operations, Pittsburg is committed to restoring trust among its residents.
The city is offering services through Experian and encourages residents to reach out with questions regarding their personal information security.
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