Long Beach notifies residents of data breach following 2023 cybersecurity incident

Cyber Threats16 Apr 2025

The city officials of Long Beach have begun notifying individuals whose personal information was potentially compromised in a cybersecurity breach that occurred in 2023, according to a statement released Monday.

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