Saanich Police pauses use of Crime Stoppers tip line after security breach
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- Saanich Police temporarily freezes CrimeStoppers tip line due to Canada-wide cybersecurity breach
The Saanich Police Department (SPD) says it is temporarily pausing the Greater Victoria CrimeStoppers program following a nation-wide cybersecurity breach of its anonymous tip platform, Navigate360.
- Saanich Police pauses use of Crime Stoppers tip line following security breach
The breach was nationwide.
Broadcast · 1 version · 1 outlet
- Cyber breach prompts major change for Saanich police
Saanich police have temporarily stopped using Greater Victoria Crime Stoppers as authorities assess the impact of a national cybersecurity breach involving the platform used to manage anonymous tips.
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