City Cyberattack
Summary
St. Helena has been hit by its second cyberattack in less than a month, and city services could be disrupted. That means things like permits or billing access may get delayed or go offline.
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Impact analysis
Taxpayers could end up covering emergency IT fixes and lost productivity, though no dollar figure has been disclosed.
Cybersecurity contractors and IT vendors stand to gain from emergency response and system-hardening work.
Residents and businesses that need permits or billing services could get stuck with delays, and city staff may face extra work.
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