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A cybersecurity attack against Baltimore City Public Schools impacted over 31,000 Maryland residents, the Maryland Office of the Attorney General confirmed Thursday. https://t.co/MhO8iq1138
Baltimore City Public Schools have begun increasing cybersecurity measures after a data breach might have exposed personal information of students and workers, including by hiring a company to do a cybersecurity analysis. The hack, which was first detected in February and https://t.co/8rcHZL1ElQ
Thousands more people affected by City Schools' cyberattack | Click on the image to read the full story https://t.co/CtLiWve61K
Baltimore City Public Schools and the Baltimore City State's Attorney's Office have both experienced cybersecurity incidents in 2025. The State's Attorney's Office is currently investigating unusual cyber activity on its network. Meanwhile, Baltimore City Public Schools detected a data breach in February that may have compromised personal information of employees, students, volunteers, and contractors. The breach affected over 31,000 Maryland residents, according to the Maryland Office of the Attorney General. In response, the school district has ramped up cybersecurity measures, including hiring a company to conduct a cybersecurity analysis.
