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Strengthening cybersecurity across Minnesota—together. Minnesota’s Whole‑of‑State Cybersecurity Plan brings state agencies, local governments, K-12 schools, Tribal Nations, and public higher education institutions into a shared effort to boost cyber defenses. Secure your organization at a subsidized cost with MNIT's cybersecurity services.
A Minnesota school district reported that high school students received a phishing email with a subject line related to part-time job opportunities. The phishing email contained a suspicious link to a Google form that requests information from the recipient. If the recipient sends the form, they will receive a text message that provides additional details on the “job.” The sender states that they need the student to handle a donation and to send money to a specific account.
Minnesota IT Services (MNIT) released Minnesota’s first statewide Cybersecurity Incident Report, marking a significant step forward in transparency, collaboration, and statewide cyber readiness.
Cybercriminals are targeting Minnesota residents and businesses using fake invoices that appear to come from city or county organizations.
Minnesota public entities – local governments, public education institutions, and government contractors – are required by law to report a cybersecurity incident: an action resulting in an actual or potentially adverse effect on an information system, network, or the information it contains.
Report a cybersecurity incidentReach out to MNIT’s cyber navigators and program partners for guidance, to request speakers, and stay aligned with statewide efforts.
