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Some city data was stolen during cyber breach; full scope remains unknown, Long Beach says

Posted on November 30, 2023 by Dissent

Jason Ruiz reports:

Long Beach officials said Wednesday that some city data was stolen during a cybersecurity breach it detected earlier this month, but, officials said, it could be weeks or months before a clear picture emerges of what exactly was taken.

The city said it does not currently know what type of data was taken or how much. It could potentially include sensitive information, considering city systems hold things like personal employee data, confidential information submitted by vendors, and payment information of residents and others who have used credit cards to pay for city services.

Read more at Long Beach Post.


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