Lawsuits pile up after database accessed by miscreants Canada's largest school board has revealed that student records dating back to 1985 may have been accessed by miscreants who compromised software provider PowerSchool.

PowerSchool says the personal information of students and educators was stolen in a December 2024 data breach.

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. PowerSchool has over 18,000 clients,

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. PowerSchool disclosed on Dec.

Parents and officials discuss the PowerSchool data breach: what happened, how it happened and how the platform plans to solve it.

Privacy Commissioner Philippe Dufresne confirmed that his office is in contact with PowerSchool, which provides the affected platforms to educational institutions in Canada and the US.

The company supports over 60 million students and has over 18,000 customers worldwide, helping schools keep track of grades, attendance and class schedules, along with other education and management tasks.

PowerSchool, a software provider popular at K-12 schools, was the target of a data breach in late December that affected many districts in the U.S. and in other countries, according to the company and several impacted schools .

Canada’s largest school board says hackers may have accessed some 40 years' worth of student data during the recent PowerSchool breach. In a letter

Lawsuits pile up after database accessed by miscreants Canada's largest school board has revealed that student records dating back to 1985 may have been accessed by miscreants who compromised software provider PowerSchool.