US EditionCyberattack Disrupts Lee Enterprises' Newspaper Operations Nationwide
- A 'Cybersecurity event' has disrupted many systems and networks at Lee Enterprises, confirmed by CEO Kevin Mowbray on Friday night.
- The incident affected the ability to build pages and publish for many newspapers owned by Lee Enterprises, including the Missoulian and Billings Gazette.
- Lee Enterprises has notified law enforcement and is investigating the situation while working to prevent future incidents.
- Montana News Director Kia Gardner expressed gratitude to readers for their patience during the disruptions to print and online editions.
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A “cybersecurity event” has disrupted many of the systems and networks this week at Lee Enterprises, the parent company of The Daily News — and dozens of other newspapers, the company’s CEO confirmed
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·St. Louis, United States
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