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Connecticut has seen cyberattack cases increase from just over 100 attacks a decade ago to over 1,600 attacks last year. State Attorney General William Tong said cybersecurity threats are expected to increase as a result of the war in Ukraine.
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The town has estimated it could be three months before all systems are fully back online at a cost of around $300,000.
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They said Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has underscored the need to be ready for potential cyberattacks.
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Cadets from the Coast Guard Academy in New London, Connecticut are engaged in a cyber war. It’s a three-day exercise and competition organized by the National Security Agency.
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Connecticut officials said they were monitoring a cyberattack Tuesday that attempted to crash the website of Bradley International Airport but had no impact on operations.
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Schools on Long Island were the targets of ransomware, computer hacks and other cyber attacks that exposed Social Security numbers, home addresses and other personal information of students and staff.
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He said international unrest caused by the war in Ukraine has led the state to increase monitoring of less obvious targets.
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New York is launching a new cybersecurity operations center aimed at connecting the state’s resources with mayors and local officials to respond to future digital threats amid an increasingly unstable international dynamic.
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Suffolk IT workers don’t know if the county’s payroll information was exposed in the attack on UKG, the maker of the popular HR system Kronos.