
NYC schools hit by MOVEit breach
Data on 45,000 students, including some Social Security numbers, was exposed in the global breach of the MOVEit file-transfer software.
Data on 45,000 students, including some Social Security numbers, was exposed in the global breach of the MOVEit file-transfer software.
The Maryland Department of Human Services confirmed its exposure to the global cyberattack against the MOVEit file-transfer software.
The California Public Employees’ Retirement System said that data on some of its more than 2 million members was stolen in the MOVEit hack.
The Minnesota Department of Education said data on 95,000 students was breached in an ongoing exploit of the file transfer software MOVEit by the CL0P ransomware gang.
Government agencies in at least five states are reacting to a confirmed or potential data breach as part of a global cyberattack.
The Prince George’s County Public Schools district said its staff’s personal information may have been compromised by a recent cyberattack.
Two months after a ransomware attack, the Dallas City Council approved a nearly $4 million contract for network threat detection.
The Colorado Department of Higher Education said sensitive data was compromised following a ransomware incident this past June.
On the Priorities podcast, Maricopa County, Ariz. CIO Richard McHattie says he’s looking to use technology to create “amazing outcomes.”
On the Priorities podcast, North Carolina CIO James Weaver says he’s shifting his digital services strategy to be focused on the individual.