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Data breach exposes personal information of 18,500 Bismarck Public Schools students

Posted on August 13, 2019 by Dissent

Blair Emerson reports:

About 18,500 current and former Bismarck Public Schools students had some of their personal information exposed in a data breach at a company that provides a universal screening tool to the district.

Okay, we can add them to any list. From looking at Bismarck’s August 12 parent letter, posted on their web site, it appears that Pearson notified them on July 19.

And compliments to the district on their disclosure letter to parents. It was well-done.

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