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City staff says December cyberattack, IT failure delayed minutes
Summary
City staff told the Community Improvement Board that a December cyberattack and an IT failure corrupted meeting video files and delayed minutes; staff said the issue was fixed and minutes will be available at the next meeting.
The City of Milton Community Improvement Board heard an update on IT problems that have affected meeting records. Steven, a city staff member, told the board the city experienced a critical cyberattack and a separate IT systems failure in December that corrupted video files used to produce minutes.
Steven said the video and minute files were fixed during the week of the meeting and pledged to provide the outstanding minutes at the next meeting. "The video file was corrupt at the time. It was loaded, but we couldn't go through to actually decipher the minutes. That was fixed today. I'll have your minutes for the next meeting," Steven said. The board accepted the report and moved on to the next agenda items.
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