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Cyber criminals potentially accessed data of 10,000 people in Brevard School Board breach

Posted on May 7, 2021 by Dissent

Bailey Gallion reports:

Cyber criminals accessed the identifying information of about 10,000 people  last year through the email accounts of 12 Brevard County School Board employees, a school district spokesperson said Friday.

The School Board became aware of strange activity in its systems on Oct. 31, 2020, and on Jan. 4 determined that someone had accessed 12 staff email accounts without authorization. On March 24, the School Board completed its review of the incident and identified individuals whose information had been accessed.

Read more on Florida Today.

 

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