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Personal information breached in data security incident, Butler County says

Posted on November 9, 2023 by Dissent

Sierra Rehm reports:

Butler Couty is notifying the public of a data security incident where someone gained access to personally identifiable information.

The county said federal authorities alerted them to suspicious activity on its computer network at the start of October. By the end of October, it determined there was unauthorized access to personally identifiable information related primarily related to criminal court proceedings maintained on the county network.

[…]

This is the second data security incident in as many months for Butler County. In September, someone gained unauthorized access to a jail employee’s email and impacted personally identifiable information.

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