Gloucester County, Virginia, is addressing the effects of a recent cybersecurity incident. Carol Steele, the County Administrator, said that upon discovering the issue, an investigation was launched with the help of external cybersecurity experts to evaluate its scope and impact. State and federal law enforcement have been informed and are being supported in their investigations.
Steele emphasized the importance of community trust and announced that free credit monitoring and identity restoration services are being offered to current employees. Community members concerned about the incident can find more information on the county’s website at https://gloucesterva.gov/.
While there is no indication that personal information has been misused, Steele assured residents that tools are available for those who wish to protect themselves. She expressed gratitude for the community’s patience as efforts continue to resolve the situation and improve cybersecurity measures.
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