Gov DeWine orders National Guard to aid Columbus cyber attack probe

TLDR:

Gov. DeWine has deployed a National Guard team to assist with a cyber breach in Columbus at the mayor’s request. The team consists of three volunteer cyber security members and one officer.

Summary

The article discusses Ohio Governor Mike DeWine’s decision to send a National Guard unit to assist with a recent cyber attack in Columbus. DeWine stated that the Guard members have expertise in this area and have been deployed to other cities in the state in the past. The National Guard team called in to assist the city includes three volunteer cyber security members and one officer, although their exact assignment is not disclosed. They may be called back to assist at a later date. The article emphasizes the importance of seeking external assistance in cyber security breaches and highlights the role of the National Guard in supporting local communities in times of need.