FRV Confirms Cybersecurity Incident, Data Breach Feared
Fire Rescue Victoria (FRV) has confirmed a cybersecurity incident, impacting its IT systems. Despite this, community safety has not been compromised, and FRV crews continue to respond to emergencies.
FRV is currently investigating the potential impact on its information and data. It is assumed that some information may have been stolen, and the organization is implementing plans accordingly.
FRV has been working with Howden Australia, a specialized cybersecurity and insurance partner, to respond to such incidents. The exact start date of this collaboration is not specified. In the meantime, FRV crews and appliances are being dispatched through mobile phones, pagers, and radios, ensuring operational continuity.
FRV is also collaborating with cybersecurity firms, state and federal governments, and the Australian Cyber Security Centre to resolve the incident. The United Firefighters Union has acknowledged its support in maintaining community safety during this time. The community is advised to continue calling Triple Zero (000) for emergencies.
FRV's cybersecurity incident is ongoing, with potential data breach assumed. Despite this, FRV crews remain operational, and community safety is not compromised. FRV is working with relevant parties to resolve the issue.
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