The City said there is no indication that personal sensitive data was compromised as a result of the event.
JACKSONVILLE BEACH, Fla. — One day after the City of Jacksonville shut down due to what it called information systems issues, the City confirmed the shutdown was due to a “cybersecurity event.”
The City said after experiencing the issues, it contacted law enforcement and began an investigation into the matter.
“We have no indication that personal sensitive data has been compromised,” the City of Jacksonville Beach said in a press release on Tuesday.
City Hall is open under its regular hours, the city said, but functionality is still limited due to the event.
Right now, the City cannot receive emails.
All emergency services and public safety are fully operational, and the tennis center and golf courses are back open.
The City’s Information Services team is working to restore all the impacted systems and services as a result of the event.
Because there is an ongoing investigation into the event, the City said it can not provide many additional details on the situation.
