Police Staffing / payroll hacked and Leadership MIA

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Police staffer has been hacked. It’s down and patrol has been in the dark for several days. No one knows who is working, who is off, and who has time off. They are hoping their silence will make this go away.

News should ask about the hack. How long our staff have known and when did they address the officers about this. Because zero emails or assistance has been given.


Congrats on failing again.


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Police staffer has been hacked. It’s down and patrol has been in the dark for several days. No one knows who is working, who is off, and who has time off. They are hoping their silence will make this go away.

News should ask about the hack. How long our staff have known and when did they address the officers about this. Because zero emails or assistance has been given.


Congrats on failing again.


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It sure is down! Attempted to request time off and no access!

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Police staffer has been hacked. It’s down and patrol has been in the dark for several days. No one knows who is working, who is off, and who has time off. They are hoping their silence will make this go away.

News should ask about the hack. How long our staff have known and when did they address the officers about this. Because zero emails or assistance has been given.


Congrats on failing again.


Watch an email pop up shortly after this post

https://www.zdnet.com/article/hr-pla...f-data-breach/

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Are we getting paid?

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https://www.zdnet.com/article/hr-pla...f-data-breach/

I am all in for automation, but we must recognize it has its limitations. Its most glaring one, susceptibility to hacking. The police chief and his subordinate command officer responsible for the automated staffing system must have redundant backups in a supporting server and even in writing. Not having such redundancies is a managerial failure.

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I am all in for automation, but we must recognize it has its limitations. Its most glaring one, susceptibility to hacking. The police chief and his subordinate command officer responsible for the automated staffing system must have redundant backups in a supporting server and even in writing. Not having such redundancies is a managerial failure.

The city of Miami is now lost in the sauce. It has no clue what is going on because we have no backup plan.

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What is this so called leadership you are talking about?

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It happened at bso too