Two students at the North Carolina university have joined a class action lawsuit against the school, a fired coach and a software vendor.

Stanford University leaders said breached personal information includes birthdates, Social Security numbers, government IDs, passport numbers and driver’s license numbers.

Instead of a $1 million fine, Marymount Manhattan College is investing $3.5 million in its cybersecurity over the next six years.

The ticketing platform AudienceView faces a class action lawsuit over a data breach last February that affected 13,000 students.

The ticketing platform AudienceView suffered a data breach in February, reportedly affecting more than 13,000 students around the country.

West Virginia University accidentally exposed patient data after uploading it to a public website used by developers who were not university employees.

Data breaches at Chegg going back to 2017 exposed the personal data of more than 40 million users of the company's homework software.

After a breach compromised "a small amount" of Social Security numbers, the university is setting up a call center as it notifies victims.

One state official said the distribution of a spreadsheet by the company's lobbyists represented a "significant" data breach.

The company revised its story last week, but it's still not saying which universities were affected by the cyberattack discovered last May.