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Tx: BISD phone system now back online with new vendor following ransomware attack

Posted on February 2, 2024 by Dissent

Fox4Beaumont reports:

The Beaumont ISD phone system is now back online with a new vendor following a nationwide ransomware attack on January 23 that impacted the district’s entire phone system, according to information Jackie Simien, BISD’s Director of Community and Media Relations, provided to KFDM/Fox4 News.

The district has since changed phone vendors.

The district says there’s absolutely no indication any district data was compromised, and the attack was not on any district-owned devices.

Read more at Fox4Beaumont.

When asked who the vendor was, the district told other news outlets that they were unable to name the vendor “for legal reasons.”


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