You may have heard the news about the PowerSchool breach—hackers breaking into a software system that helps schools keep track of student data, then demanding a ransom in exchange for not ...

PowerSchool recently disclosed that it suffered a data breach that compromised the sensitive personal data of students, parents, and teachers. This data breach has led to concerns over the ...

Original Story (1/16): Education technology giant PowerSchool has confirmed a data breach that may have exposed information on millions of schoolchildren, putting them at risk of identity theft. ...

Nearly 1.5 million students — both current and former — at Canada’s largest school board are among those who have been impacted by the data breach of PowerSchool, used by schools across ...

The hacker who breached education tech giant PowerSchool claimed in an extortion demand that they stole the personal data of 62.4 million students and 9.5 million teachers. PowerSchool is a cloud ...

Over the past two weeks, school boards across Canada — including the country's largest — have revealed details about a major data breach connected to PowerSchool, an outside provider K-12 ...

The Toronto District School Board, or TDSB, which serves about 240,000 students across 588 schools in the Toronto area, confirmed Monday that whoever broke into PowerSchool's database would have been ...

More and more details have emerged about the December 28, 2024 cyberattack of the cloud-based educational software solutions company PowerSchool. While the company had disclosed the attack on ...

California-based education tech giant PowerSchool is notifying students and educators that their personal information was compromised in a December 2024 data breach. The incident, the company says, ...

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A cybersecurity breach at PowerSchool, a software company that supports school operations, has compromised student, parent and teacher information across potentially 85 Virginia school divisions.