New York State court officials are maintaining a tight-lipped stance about their efforts to safeguard judicial computer systems in the wake of high-profile cyberattacks that brought down court systems and city government, respectively, in Philadelphia and Baltimore in recent months.

A spokesman said the New York State Unified Court System has “robust cybersecurity protocols” and operates under the “best practice recommendations” for cybersecurity, maintaining a dedicated oversight unit and a data security committee that meets regularly.

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