A nationwide technology outage has disrupted IT services for the City of Tulsa.
Access to utility bills, permit and planning systems, and some cashier systems were shut down due to a faulty update issued by national cybersecurity firm Crowdstrike.
Michael Dellinger, Tulsa’s chief information officer, says the issue is not a serious threat to the city’s operations.
“We did have to adjust and do some manual processes here for a bit, but not too major for us.”
He says all services should be back to normal by the end of the day, and no threats of ransomware have been detected.
