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Columbus officials say most systems restored after cyberattack; enrollment deadline for credit monitoring extended
2172783 · January 29, 2025
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Deputy Director Pamela Grady told Columbus City Council the city has remediated 94% of affected applications, restored critical systems and extended Experian enrollment to March 31, 2025, while work continues on remaining infrastructure changes.
Deputy Director Pamela Grady told Columbus City Council on the cybersecurity incident response that the city has remediated 94% of affected applications and restored its most critical systems.
Grady, speaking for Director Orth, said a group of remaining systems "requires major change to a core infrastructure component" and that…
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