City of Huber Heights services impacetd by ransomware
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The City of Huber Heights fell victim to a ransomware attack on Sunday morning, 12th of November. The attack is confirmed by City Manager Rick Dzik.
The cyber incident, which took place at 8:13 a.m local time., affected several municipal departments including
- Zoning,
- Engineering,
- Tax,
- Finance,
- Utilities,
- Human Resources,
- Economic Development.
Fortunately, Public Safety Services remained fully functional.
The city's IT team is actively collaborating with authorities at multiple levels to assess the damage and extent of the breach. While Public Safety Services continue to operate normally, disruptions to other city services are anticipated to last for the remainder of the week.
Residents are encouraged to visit the city’s official website at www.hhoh.org for the latest updates, which will be posted daily at 2 p.m. local time on both the website and the city’s Facebook page.
City officials are diligently working to confirm whether any sensitive information was compromised during the incident and are implementing measures to contain the breach. Notifications will be sent to any parties whose information may have been exposed.
