Hacker attacks on fire stations are a growing cybersecurity concern. These attacks can disrupt emergency response systems, delay dispatch times, and compromise sensitive data, putting lives at risk. Cybercriminals may target digital infrastructure, including alert systems, communication networks, and internal databases.
Liam and Maya are part of the rescue team at fire station 29, which is located in the southern part of the city. They have just started the night shift when they got an emergency call. The communication system in the whole city has been hacked and they cannot receive the calls from the citizens that they need. The map for emergency cases has also disappeared mysteriously. Liam and Maya know that this is part of an attack, so they have to react immediately.
Yes, these possibilities are not something that our firefighters face regularly, but the hacker attacks are something we have to get used to. They must react quickly and efficiently to avoid all the inconveniences that may arise from this situation. Let's check what is happening and help them.