Sacramento IT News
A Sacramento school district waited months to disclose a data breach. What info was exposed?
Staff members of Natomas Unified School District were notified July 15 that the network shutdown they had been dealing with for several weeks was due to a potential hacker. Usernames and passwords may have been accessed, Deputy Superintendent William Young wrote in the email to the district’s 1,400 staff members. Students and parents, however, were not provided with the same information. A few days later, families of the district’s 14,500 students were told via parent portal that they would temporarily lose access to their school accounts due to annual maintenance by the IT department. The message did not mention the suspicious activity on the district’s network. Keep Reading This Article at MSN.com