No ETA for return to normal after Fulton cyberattack

Catch up quick: County officials said a "cybersecurity incident" over the weekend disrupted operations throughout the county government.

• By Tuesday, the incident — Fulton Chairman Robb Pitts confirmed the event was related to a cyberattack — had hindered operations at the Fulton Superior Court clerk's office, voter registration division, tax commissioner's office and more.

State of play: Fulton Superior Court continued operations but told jurors to learn the judge's name and courtroom before arriving at the courthouse.

• "Our customer service staff will not be able to access this information for you due to the outage," the court said on its website.
• The Fulton tax commissioner's website, meanwhile, required visitors to complete a CAPTCHA puzzle to prove they were not robots.

Of note: Court's still in session, the library system's card catalog works, and customers can renew tags, according to county officials.

• In addition, adoptions and fostering services at Lifeline's Fulton Industrial location are available.
• Visit the specific county office for more information.