In Kansas City, a cyberattack had forced the city's traffic information system, known as KC Scout, to shut down all its systems as a protective measure. As a result, real-time cameras and information boards were not functioning on the weekend when all modes of severe weather, including potentially strong tornadoes, large hail, flash, and river flooding were possible.

The attack wiped out the DOT's signs, which are essential in guiding drivers and ensuring their safety on the roads. Read more about this story on our LinkedIn page