Minnesota water systems hit with cyberattack, state officials say
Summary
More than 30 water systems in Minnesota experienced a cyberattack over the weekend, state officials said. Authorities are investigating the attacks but have not asked residents to change how they use or drink water.Key Facts
- The cyberattacks occurred on Sunday and Monday and targeted over 30 water systems in Minnesota.
- Minnesota IT Services (MNIT) is leading the investigation but has not shared detailed information about the attacks.
- Residents have not been asked to change their water drinking or usage habits.
- State investigators are currently assessing which systems were affected.
- MNIT is working with federal agencies, including the FBI, to investigate and respond to the attack.
- Efforts include sharing intelligence, supporting communities, restoring water utility operations, and improving defenses against future cyberattacks.
- John Israel is the MNIT assistant commissioner and chief information security officer.
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