10TV spoke to two Columbus residents who were directly impacted by the cyberattack.
COLUMBUS, Ohio — On Monday night, Columbus City Council held its first meeting acknowledging the citywide cyberattack.
The council announced it will be holding public hearings and weekly updates from the Department of Technology about the hack.
10TV’s Tara Jabour caught up with Mary B. Roletto who has lived in Columbus for more than 30 years. Three weeks ago, we told you our cybersecurity expert found her information on the dark web.
“I did go to all of the all credit bureaus and checked my credit when it happened and checked my status,” said Roletto.
Roletto said the hack has made her more attentive to her bank and credit card statements.
“You think you are protected, everything is good and you don’t have to make the efforts. But, today’s world is a different world technology-wise,” she said.
Roletto said she plans on attending …