The Florida county’s State Attorney’s office declined to formally investigate former Schools Superintendent Robert Runcie and two other former administrators for attempting to hide a massive March 2021 ransomware attack from the public.
Broward County, Fla., prosecutors have declined to launch a formal investigation into former Schools Superintendent Robert Runcie and two other former administrators’ use of closely guarded details about a district ransomware attack for a private business venture.
The district had asked the Broward State Attorney’s Office to review the moves by Runcie, former Safety Chief Brian Katz and former Chief Information Officer Phil Dunn to share potentially privileged district information.
Read more of this article by Scott Travis at Governing.com.
