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San Luis Obispo County Community College District notifies employees of breach

Posted on June 19, 2015 by Dissent

On May 31st, Cuesta College sent a notification letter to employees, a copy of which was provided to the California Attorney General’s Office. It reads, in part:

It has come to the attention of the San Luis Obispo County Community College District (“the District”) that on May 31, 2015 a District employee gained unauthorized access to the District’s employee database containing the personally identifiable information, and without authorization transmitted that information to the employee’s private email account. The information included employee names, home address and telephone numbers, email addresses, and social security numbers.

There is no indication that your specific information was targeted. Additionally, the District is not aware whether that information was shared with any third parties, nor is the District aware of any intent to use your information for any unlawful purpose.

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