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Judge denies motion to dismiss cybersecurity lawsuit against Clark County schools

Posted on June 28, 2024 by Dissent

Rocio Hernandez reports:

A Clark County judge on Thursday denied the Clark County School District (CCSD)’s motion to dismiss a class action lawsuit over a 2023 cybersecurity breach — an unexpected development considering the judge previously said she leaned toward dismissing the case.

The lawsuit, filed Oct. 31, said the breach led to the compromise and public release of highly sensitive information belonging to the district’s teachers, students and graduates, as well as their families. It asks the district to promptly identify and notify all affected parties, train personnel on how to identify and contain a cyberattack, and compensate victims of the breach.

Read more at The Daily Indy

Previous coverage of the Clark County School District breach on DataBreaches.net can be found here.

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