Possible cyber incident disrupts Monroe schools in Wisconsin
Possible cyber incident forced the School District of Monroe in Wisconsin to cut internet access, knocking out phones and canceling an ACT testing session.
The School District of Monroe in Wisconsin disconnected its network after a possible network security issue. Students powered down computers, school phone service failed, and a scheduled ACT testing session was canceled. Classes continued while the district investigates the incident. No data theft or attacker claims have been confirmed so far.
- School District of Monroe pulled internet connections amid possible security incident
- Phone service failed and a scheduled ACT session was canceled
- Classes continued; no breach or ransomware confirmation yet
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Joseph Topping reports an incident at the School District of Monroe in Wisconsin has resulted in the district pulling the plug on internet connections: Students powered down computers, school phone service failed and a scheduled ACT session was canceled after a possible network security issue disrupted the School District of Monroe in Wisconsin. Classes continued... Source
By Dissent · databreaches.net
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