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Update on Click2Gov incident in Palm Bay

Posted on July 13, 2020 by Dissent

The city of Palm Bay has apparently had enough of Click2Gov concerns and is parting company with their vendor. According to a report on Hometown News, the city has received an update from Central Square about the potential breach it learned about on June 29:

Central Square has identified a security vulnerability within their system; however, they have been unable to find evidence that user data was accessed.

While there has been no evidence that user data was compromised, Central Square has notified all major credit bureaus of the security vulnerability as a precaution and will offer free credit card monitoring services for impacted customers.

Read more on Hometown News.

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