Cyberattack forces UT San Antonio to delay start of fall semester
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UT San Antonio Cyber Incident Delays Fall Classes
UT San Antonio cyber incident response efforts have prompted the university to delay the start of fall classes by three days, with the semester now scheduled to begin Monday, August 24. The university said the decision will give its teams additional time to restore technology systems and services following attempted unauthorized activity against its academic campus. The activity was detected over the weekend at the edge of the university's netwo…
Cyberattack forces UT San Antonio to delay start of fall semester
The University of Texas at San Antonio pushed back the start of its fall semester by three days after a cyberattack targeted its academic network over the weekend. Classes that were due to begin on Wednesday, August 19 will now start on Monday, August 24. UT San Antonio is one of the largest universities in Texas, serving more than 42,000 students. According to a statement issued by Andrea Marks, Senior Executive Vice President of Enterprise … M…
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