The City of Wichita experienced a ransomware attack Sunday that led to a shutdown of some of its systems to keep malware from spreading.
KSN Channel 3 turned to our founder, Bill, to give his insights on the situation.
Soteria on the News: Ransomware Attack on the City of Wichita
Cybersecurity , News
May 7, 2024
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