Mitchell shut down part of its network while investigating a potential cybersecurity incident. The city said critical and emergency services remained operational and that it had no indication its email environment was affected.
Coryell County, Texas, is restoring systems after a disruption being investigated as a possible cyber incident. Emergency services remain operational, but officials have not disclosed the cause, affected systems or any data impact.
Sawyer Savings Bank closed its four branches after a network disruption it says is likely linked to a vendor vulnerability. Online and mobile banking, ATMs and debit cards remain available; the incident’s cause and data impact are under investigation.
A cybersecurity incident disrupted the Kenaitze Indian Tribe’s phones, email and computer systems for over a week, limiting services. The tribe brought in outside experts; ransomware and data theft remain unconfirmed.
Columbus Water Works contained a July 27 cyberattack affecting automated monitoring systems. Operators switched to manual controls; officials said water service and quality were unaffected. Investigators have not identified the access method or responsible actor.
Rapid City said it quickly detected an attempted intrusion involving a wastewater lift station and that water and wastewater systems remained safe. The city has not disclosed the method or identified a responsible party.
Newton County Schools in Georgia took affected systems offline after discovering unauthorized network activity. Specialists are investigating and helping restore operations; the district has not confirmed data theft or identified affected services.
Northwest Iowa Community College said unauthorized activity occurred during a November 2025 disruption and information may have been accessed or downloaded. It later notified 16,004 Iowa residents whose names and Social Security numbers may have been involved.
Sumner County Schools says unauthorized network access disrupted registration and delayed classes by six days. The district notified authorities and hired forensic specialists; the attack type and any data access or theft remain unconfirmed.
Cedar Crest College says a July 13 cybersecurity incident disrupted applications, network drives and OneDrive. Officials are investigating possible data access; a NightSpire ransomware claim remains unverified.
Milford, New Hampshire, reported unauthorized activity affecting municipal systems, disrupting phone and internet service and some town services. Officials are investigating with forensic specialists; the extent and connection to a previously reported storage-system. .
Greene County took its network offline after a July 9 cybersecurity incident disrupted payments and public services. 911 remained operational; officials said they found no evidence that information was accessed or removed.
TruStage took its network offline after identifying a cybersecurity incident and brought in outside specialists. The outage affected some insurance and payment-protection services offered through credit union partners; the incident’s scope and cause remain unknown.
Jacksonville, Texas, took some city systems offline after detecting suspicious network activity on July 3, 2026. The city engaged cybersecurity specialists and increased monitoring; affected systems and any access to personal data remain unclear.
DCHA reported a cyber incident that disrupted its website and email. Offices and phone service remained available; ransomware involvement and any ransom demand have not been publicly confirmed.
Prince George County reported a cyber incident that disrupted phone, internet, and online payment services. Most systems are restored; RansomHouse claimed encryption, but data theft and a ransom demand have not been confirmed.
A multi-day network and internet outage has affected Spartanburg County since June 10, 2026. SLED is assisting amid a suspected cyber incident that disrupted some public services and internal communications.
