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BALTIMORE COUNTY - The Community College of Baltimore County was the victim of a phishing attack.
The college issued a press release on Wednesday saying a slight financial loss resulted from the attack.
As the college continues to investigate the incident, no evidence has been released that indicates any student or employee's personal information was compromised.
CCBC is cooperating with law enforcement and banking officials to investigate the matter.
Sandra Kurtinitis, president of CCBC, says the school is taking this breach seriously.
"We pride ourselves on being good stewards of public money and public trust. We take our financial responsibilities very seriously," Kurtinitis said. "Given the strong effort we have made to fortify our systems with technology and training, this financial breach is highly disturbing. We are working closely with law enforcement officials to determine how this crime occurred and what additional preventive actions we can take in the future."
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Well maybe just maybe, the committee thought it was time for some new blood and since Ms Johnson has already served on the board before , to pass on her. Why do we spend so much time on diversity instead on educating our children ??
Awesome. More money thrown at the useless parents who are also teachers. Teachers who can waste tax payer money on how to make them non productive , useless angry liberals that live in mom and dads basement forever
If the can’t keep the good bus drivers , what kind of Teachers are staying to referee. I know that there are great kids out there but they are outnumbered by trouble. Reading Writing, Spelling , Math. And how about Teaching Civics.
Useless waste of the office again . Brown tries to look good. About all he is good for