Minnesota calls in National Guard after cyberattack disrupts Saint Paul services
The state of Minnesota has activated its National Guard cyber unit in response to a disruptive cyberattack targeting public services in Saint Paul. The attack, which began earlier this week, has affected several municipal systems, prompting officials to engage military-grade cybersecurity support. Governor Tim Walz emphasized the importance of safeguarding critical infrastructure and maintaining public trust, saying the move aims to restore normalcy quickly and securely.
This incident highlights the growing need for strong cybersecurity protocols in local governments as cyber threats escalate nationwide.
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