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TN: Pellissippi State Community College reveals data breach potentially affecting 222 students

Posted on February 5, 2019 by Dissent

DT staff reports:

More than 200 current and former students of Pellissippi State Community College could be in danger of identity theft because an unauthorized user had access to their personal information, the school revealed Monday.

Pellissippi State said it had notified 222 people whose information might have be been compromised through an email account Jan. 9. The college did not specify when it learned of the data breach and when it contacted the students, and it did not respond Monday to a request for more information

Read more on The Daily Times.

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