"Staff does not have access to files at this time.
As a result, constituents may not have access to the website today," stated an email alert from White's office.
The disruption completely paralyzed standard government services, leaving technicians struggling to restore essential housing network functionality.
"Additionally, our office can’t handle constituent requests until further notice.
We will continue to keep you updated with next steps as DCHA works to get this resolved," stated the email alert.
The local government acknowledged the widespread security failure and immediately deployed technical consultants to mitigate the technological damage.
"DCHA operates as an independent agency and manages its own technology infrastructure.
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The Office of the Chief Technology Officer (OCTO) is aware of the cybersecurity incident and is providing guidance and technical consultation to support DCHA as they work with their incident response team," stated the District.
