Anne Arundel County buildings will be closed on Monday because of a cyber incident impacting county services, according to officials.

Anne Arundel County officials are investigating after a “cyber incident” shut down some public services over the weekend.

The Anne Arundel County government is investigating a “cyber incident” that began disrupting county services Saturday.

Anne Arundel County, Maryland, government buildings are closed Monday, “due to an ongoing cyber incident of external origin,” officials said.

Anne Arundel County buildings closed due to cyber incident

A "cyber incident of external origin" forced the closure of Anne Arundel County offices on Monday. It’s unclear if this is a cyber attack.

ANNAPOLIS, Md. - An ongoing cyber incident in Anne Arundel County forced leaders to close County buildings on Monday. "The county is taking precautionary measures to ensure the safety of our systems," officials said in a news release. "This includes limiting access to the internet and some systems until we are able to return to full operations."

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