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Five months after Crown Point Schools suffered a cyberattack, they still don’t know what happened or what they will do

Posted on April 18, 2023 by Dissent

In November, Crown Point Community School students returned to classes after a  “network outage” incident that the district feared might be a cybersecurity breach.

Now, months later, William Skipworth reports that the investigation into the  cybersecurity breach could last another few months.

The investigation, which has been ongoing since November, could last a few more months, the district said. The administration knows that some data was accessed in the breach, but it does not know whether that included personally identifiable data, according to a board meeting recap on the district’s website.

Read more at NWI.com.

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