Adrian Johnson
TLDR:
- The Town of Lincoln’s cybersecurity system is blocking around 1,000 suspicious emails daily, preventing 22,000 spam and phishing attempts in the last month.
- The town is reviewing its cybersecurity after a cyberattack in Hamilton disrupted various municipal services.
The Town of Lincoln is taking proactive measures to protect its system from cyber threats, with the chief administrative officer stating that no successful breaches have occurred. The city is implementing a two-factor authentication (2FA) process for added security. Regular training on cybersecurity is provided to staff to help them identify and report suspicious emails.
Full Article:
The Town of Lincoln is actively improving its cybersecurity measures to safeguard against potential cyber threats. The cybersecurity system in place has successfully blocked a significant number of suspicious emails, highlighting the importance of constant vigilance against malicious attempts.
Following a cyberattack in Hamilton, the Town of Lincoln has initiated a review of its cybersecurity framework to ensure heightened protection for its systems. As a response to the threat landscape, the town is deploying a two-factor authentication process to enhance security and deter unauthorized access.
The chief administrative officer reassured residents that their property tax and other essential records are secure, emphasizing the town’s commitment to transparency and communication in the event of any security breach. The town’s enterprise services team is actively engaging employees in cybersecurity training, focusing on identifying and reporting potential threats.
In neighboring municipalities like Grimsby and West Lincoln, similar measures are being taken to fortify cybersecurity defenses. Regular training, system reviews, and independent audits are part of the ongoing efforts to maintain a secure digital environment for residents and employees.
