The offices of San Diego Unified School District have experienced a computer-network security breach, SDUSD officials disclosed this week.
District Superintendent Lamont Jackson on Thursday sent a letter to his staff and families of students attending SDUSD campuses to apprise them of what he described as a"cybersecurity incident."
Though SDUSD officials did not reveal if the breach may have resulted in the misappropriation of any sensitive data or involved any ransom demands, Jackson stated that all the district's"critical systems continue to be operational, and the incident has not impacted the safety and emergency mechanisms in place at schools and offices."
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