State Auditor set to require new cybersecurity measures for local governments as NM gets hit by cyberattacks

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – New Mexico’s state auditor plans new cybersecurity testing for local governments.

State Auditor Joseph Maestas told KOB 4 he plans to release new enhanced testing requirements next spring for all city and county IT systems and their protocols…

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State Auditor set to require new cybersecurity measures for local governments as NM gets hit by cyberattacks

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