A sophisticated cybersecurity breach has been detected on the networks of the British Columbia government, according to Premier John Horgan.
In a statement released on Tuesday, Horgan revealed that the breach was discovered by the province’s cybersecurity team and is currently being investigated by experts.
The Premier emphasized that the government takes the security of its networks and the personal information of its citizens very seriously. He assured the public that immediate action is being taken to contain the breach and protect sensitive data.
The extent of the breach and the potential impact on government operations and personal information is still being assessed. However, Horgan stated that there is no evidence at this time to suggest that any personal information has been compromised.
The Premier also urged all British Columbians to remain vigilant and take necessary precautions to protect their personal information. He advised individuals to regularly change their passwords and be cautious of suspicious emails or messages.
The government has also notified the Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner and is working closely with law enforcement agencies to investigate the breach.
This incident serves as a reminder of the constant threat of cyber attacks and the need for strong cybersecurity measures. The government is committed to continuously improving its security protocols to prevent future breaches.
Further updates on the investigation and any potential impacts will be provided as they become available. The government is dedicated to transparency and ensuring the safety of its networks and the personal information of its citizens.
