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Columbus City Council Approves $23M for Cybersecurity a Year After Devastating Cyberattack
COLUMBUS, OHIO, JUL 15 – Council unanimously approved $23 million to implement a Zero Trust Network after a cyberattack exposed data of hundreds of thousands, aiming to enhance IT security and limit future breaches.
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Columbus City Council is voting on a $23 million plan to boost cybersecurity. COLUMBUS, Ohio — Columbus City Council is voting on a plan that it believes will increase the city’s cybersecurity and modernize the system. The ordinance before council on Monday night authorizes the spending of up to $23 million to implement a citywide […] Thank you for subscribing to our RSS feed! The post Columbus votes on $23M plan to boost cybersecurity | #hackin…
A year after cyber attack, Columbus could invest $23M in cybersecurity upgrades
There’s an update to the City of Columbus, Ohio cyberattack by Rhysida that affected 500,000 residents but also resulted in the city trying to muzzle a whistleblower who tried to inform the community of the true extent o…
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