PowerSchool data breach compromises data of North Carolina Public School teachers and students
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Wake up call for parents after North Carolina student data compromised in breach
WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - Student names, birthdates, school grades, test scores and more could be compromised due to a statewide data breach of a private software company called PowerSchool. The company is a hub for essential data on students, teachers, and staff in North Carolina Public Schools.
Hackers have gained access to a student information system used by North and South Carolina public schools. The N.C.
In addition to the PowerSchool data breach, for nearly two weeks taxpayers in Winston-Salem haven’t been able to pay their city bills online due to a cyber event that disrupted the city’s network ...
A cybersecurity expert WXII spoke to said while the data of student’s and teachers’ may not be an expected target, data is data. It’s critical to act quickly when dealing with a data breach like this ...
A global data breach of the PowerSchool information system means that a hacker obtained personal data from North Carolina ...
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