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Ca: Police investigate infosecurity breach of University of Calgary’s PeopleSoft system

Posted on September 27, 2015 by Dissent

CTV News reports:

The employee records of a number of University of Calgary staff members were fraudulently accessed, and banking records altered, during an ‘isolated breach’ that is being investigated by the Calgary Police Service.

In a letter to University of Calgary staff, Linda Dalgetty, vice president of finance and services, says 29 employee records on the PeopleSoft system were altered during the security breach.

 

Read more on CTV News.

 


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