The Superior Court of Los Angeles County will be closed on Monday as they continue to recover from a ransomware attack that happened last week.
Court officials announced that they were targeted in the early morning hours of July 19, while most of the world's technology was severely impacted in the aftermath of a Crowdstrike issue. It is not believed that this played a factor in the attack, however.Because of this, all 36 courthouse locations across LA County will be closed to start the week as work continues on the repair and reboot of network systems that were shut down shortly after the ransomware attack was detected.
One additional day will enable the Court's team of experts to focus exclusively on bringing our systems back online so that the Court can resume operations as expeditiously, smoothly and safely as possible.'The last 72 hours have seen outside consultants, vendors, other courts and law enforcement working with court staff to try and get networks back online by Monday morning, according to the court's press release.
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