Chambersburg School District’s network disruption related to ransomware
The Chambersburg Area School District in Franklin County says the network disruption it has been dealing with is related to ransomware.Classes were back in session Thursday after being canceled for three days because of what the district called a “computer network issue.”The district has brought in forensic experts to look into the problem.In the latest message posted to its website, the district said, “We will continue to investigate to determine the full nature and scope of this event working alongside our subject matter specialists as well as law enforcement. We remain dedicated to the safety of our school community and the privacy of the personal and confidential information in our care and will continue to provide further updates as more information is confirmed. Thank you for your ongoing patience and support during this time.”
The Chambersburg Area School District in Franklin County says the network disruption it has been dealing with is related to ransomware.
Classes were back in session Thursday after being canceled for three days because of what the district called a “computer network issue.”
The district has brought in forensic experts to look into the problem.
In the latest message posted to its website, the district said, “We will continue to investigate to determine the full nature and scope of this event working alongside our subject matter specialists as well as law enforcement. We remain dedicated to the safety of our school community and the privacy of the personal and confidential information in our care and will continue to provide further updates as more information is confirmed. Thank you for your ongoing patience and support during this time.”
