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Heber City has restored its computer systems following a cyberattack on its government network. Officials stated that essential services remained active and the public website was not impacted by the breach.
Key takeaways
Heber City computer systems are back online following a cyberattack.
The government network was breached on a Saturday.
Essential services and the public website were not affected by the breach.
The FBI is assisting in a forensic investigation regarding the intrusion and potential data exposure.
Heber City has restored its computer systems to normal operation following a cyberattack. According to a city disclosure, the government network was breached on a Saturday and subsequently contained while crews worked to restore operations.
Officials stated that essential services continued during the incident and the public website was not affected. Municipal systems are currently functioning normally.
The FBI is assisting with a forensic investigation into the intrusion to determine whether any data was exposed.
