An investigation by the Kansas Office of Judicial Administration revealed that a cyberattack last year may have exposed personal information of 150,000 people.
Pennsylvania state courts officials said they've resumed work after their website was knocked offline by a distributed denial-of-service attack over the weekend.
After a cyberattack in October, the online systems attorneys and members of the public use to file cases and access information are finally coming back online.
The nation’s court systems have a rare opportunity to reform costly and time-consuming judiciary procedures using the virtual technology lessons learned during the pandemic.
A traffic ticket search tool and countywide records look-up have been added to the website in hopes of preventing unnecessary escalations of minor offenses.
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