Cyberattack to National Education: The New Year Threatened by Computer Mess
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September is approaching, but the task is made arduous by cybercriminals for school leaders. Xavier Yvart, academic secretary of the SNPDEN-Unsa union, looks back at the issues raised by these incidents.
Security following the hacking of National Education data this summer has deprived some principals of their work tools to prepare for the re-entry. Minister of National Education Édouard Geffray plans to return to normal at the beginning of the week. In the longer term, he announces that he is working on the implementation of double authentication to "limit the risks" in case of a new intrusion.
Read the full article on stephaneLarue.com The cyber attack on National Education deprives principals of access to their intranet, threatening the logistics of the September 1st re-entry.
Deactivated messaging, inaccessible applications, hard-to-find schedules: at one week of the re-entry, the consequences of the cyber attack on National Education this summer disrupted on Monday the resumption of the work of school leaders in several academies.
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