Lawrence city officials and law enforcement are working to determine the scope of damaged caused to the city’s technology services by “malicious activity,” the mayor’s office announced. In a statement, Mayor Kendrys Vasquez said the city became aware of the issue early Saturday morning. “We have already aggressively begun working with law enforcement and experts to confirm the nature and the scope of the incident and to implement a mitigation and response plan,” Vasquez said. The mayor’s message did not provide further detail on what systems were affected or what first alerted officials to the issue.
Lawrence city officials and law enforcement are working to determine the scope of damaged caused to the city’s technology services by “malicious activity,” the mayor’s office announced.
In a statement, Mayor Kendrys Vasquez said the city became aware of the issue early Saturday morning.
“We have already aggressively begun working with law enforcement and experts to confirm the nature and the scope of the incident and to implement a mitigation and response plan,” Vasquez said.
The mayor’s message did not provide further detail on what systems were affected or what first alerted officials to the issue.
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