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Whistler temporarily suspends online services following cyberattack

Staff report
April 28, 2021 3:18pm

The Resort Municipality of Whistler (RMOW) has temporarily suspended all online and some in-person services as a precautionary measure due to a cyber security incident.

This means RMOW email, phones, network services and website are currently unavailable. In-person service at municipal hall has also been temporarily suspended.

“We apologize for this inconvenience and will provide an update when we are able to return those services,” RMOW said.

The RMOW is currently working with cybersecurity experts and RCMP to respond to this incident.

In the meantime, the public should be vigilant about phone calls or emails that appear to be originating from the RMOW, the municipality said.

The RMOW does not ask for private personal information by phone or email.

 

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