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Mission, Texas, declared a state of emergency due to a cyberattack, but experts are now debating if the threat was truly severe. This situation highlights ongoing concerns about how cities respond to digital threats and if they might be overstating the danger.
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We don't know yet if this cyberattack cost the city a ton of money, but declaring an emergency could mean big spending on recovery.
The cybersecurity industry and consultants probably love this, as it shows cities need their help.
The city's reputation could take a hit if it's seen as overreacting, and residents might worry unnecessarily.
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