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South Dakota’s cybersecurity program is running out of time, money as local governments face attacks
The $7 million program helps counties move to secure email and test defenses as 68% of local governments lack major cybersecurity budgets, officials said.
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South Dakota’s cybersecurity program is running out of time, money as local governments face attacks
Pennington County residents haven’t been able to access some services since a cyberattack knocked out county computer systems in July. The water system in Rapid City, which is part of Pennington County, was among the first of dozens of utilities…
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South Dakota's cybersecurity program is running out of time, money as local governments face attacks
(Getty Images)Pennington County residents haven’t been able to access some services since a cyberattack knocked out county computer systems in July. The water system in Rapid City, which is part of Pennington County, was among the first of dozens of utilities targeted in a nationwide wave of cyberattacks this summer. The attackers did not access its network in Rapid City, city officials said. Mitchell, meanwhile, is recovering from its own breac…
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