All 18 branches of the Chester County Library System experienced a systemwide outage that disrupted public internet, phones and staff email beginning Sept. 16, 2025. The disruption affected locations across
The Louisiana Office of Student Financial Assistance said an incident disrupted the agency’s information technology systems Oct. 2, prompting warnings of possible delays for TOPS scholarships and START 529
Halifax County Public Schools said it is investigating a cyber incident first identified by its IT team and has shut down some systems, including internet access at school facilities, as
DeKalb County, Indiana officials are working to recover after a cyberattack discovered Thursday, Sept. 25, disrupted multiple internal government systems and workstations across county departments in Auburn, Indiana. County leaders
The Burrillville School Department said it is investigating a “cybersecurity event” that occurred in the early morning of Wednesday, Sept. 24, 2025. Officials said they took immediate action, engaged law
South Lyon Community School District said a “security incident” caused a network outage that shut parts of its systems, closing schools Monday, Sept. 15, 2025, and again Tuesday, Sept. 16.
Early on Sept. 12, 2025, the Town of Waxhaw discovered irregularities in its government IT network and brought in North Carolina’s Joint Cybersecurity Task Force to investigate and secure
Uvalde Consolidated Independent School District said ransomware was detected on district servers and will close all campuses Sept. 15-18 while investigators assess damage and restore systems. The district, in Uvalde,
Early Thursday, Sept. 4, 2025, the Orleans Parish Sheriff’s Office reported a ransomware attack that began around 4:30 a.m. and was detected at 8 a.m., when
Bridgestone Americas said it is investigating a “limited cyber incident” affecting some U.S. manufacturing facilities, first reported Sept. 1, 2025. The company said it contained the activity early, launched
Mecklenburg County Public Schools notified families Sept. 3 that a cybersecurity incident forced the division to impose a “technology lockdown,” taking systems offline while outside experts and law enforcement investigate.
Orangeville Township said a ransomware incident on July 26, 2025 disrupted its network, but a completed forensic review found no evidence any township data—including personal information—was accessed or
