Cyberattack Disrupts Murray County Offices; 911 and Primary Voting Continue
Summary
A cyberattack on Murray County, Georgia’s government network led several offices to close or limit services. Officials said 911 services, public safety operations, and scheduled primary voting remain available.
Key points
- Murray County’s government network was hit by a reported cyberattack; the article provides no details about the attack method or actor.
- The Tax Commissioner, Tax Assessor, Probate Court, and Juvenile Court offices are closed until the network is restored.
- Other county offices remain open but are operating with limitations.
- Officials said first responders, public safety operations, and 911 services remain available.
- Primary voting will continue as scheduled.
Article Details
- Victim Organization
- Murray County government
- Incident Type
- Cyberattack on the county government network, disrupting access to county offices and services
- Operational Impact
- The Tax Commissioner, Tax Assessor, Probate Court, and Juvenile Court offices were closed until the network is restored. Other county offices remained open with limitations. First responders, public safety operations, 911 services, and scheduled primary voting remained operational.
- Claim Status
- confirmed