Columbus pledges $3 million more to fix data breach ...Middle East

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) -- The Columbus Department of Technology is asking city council for more money 81 days after the city first knew of the cyber attack on its systems. On Monday, the city expanded the budget for the hack to $7 million; $3 million of that is new funding approved at council’s meeting Monday to cover costs through the rest of the year. Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther discloses how much money city has spent on cyberattack However, the overall cost is expected to be even higher. This expenditure covers investigating how the attack was able to happen, what was stolen, identity theft protection services, legal counsel to defend the city from a class action lawsu

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