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Morehouse Parish School Board member talks about what happened

Posted on July 27, 2019 by Dissent

Mya Hudgins reports:

A State of Emergency has been issued by Governor John Bel Edwards regarding cybersecurity. This ongoing cybersecurity attack has effected multiple local government agencies– including Monroe schools and the Morehouse Parish School District.

On July 8th- there was a computer system disruption in Monroe City Schools. The district is scanning every computer and server before school starts. We reached out to Superintendent Brent Vidrine but haven’t heard back from him.

However, he gave a statement on Tuesday the 9th saying “No information was lost and business services weren’t shut down. The district restored it’s system to a previous backup point.”

In addition to Monroe schools, Morehouse Parish was attacked this week.

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