Delaware Officials See Centralization as Key to Protecting Data in Courts, Agencies
In the wake of recent high-profile cyberattacks in Philadelphia and Baltimore, Delaware state officials are touting a team approach to protecting court data as it looks to shore up its cybersecurity efforts.
June 27, 2019 at 03:42 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Delaware Law Weekly
In the wake of recent high-profile cyberattacks in Philadelphia and Baltimore, Delaware state officials are touting a team approach to protecting court data as it looks to shore up its cybersecurity efforts.
The state, the preferred venue for litigation among most of the nation's Fortune 500 companies, is a tempting target for hackers, given the amount of proprietary information stored in the courts' e-filing systems.
Court officials, meanwhile, are reluctant to publicly discuss the details of how they go about safeguarding their networks, citing the risk of the information falling into the wrong hands.
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