UM System Confirms Some Personal Information Compromised in Data Breach
Some employee and student personal information from the University of Missouri System was compromised in a global cyber attack earlier this summer.
According to a UM System spokesperson some of that information could be personal, like your name, your birth date, or possibly your Social Security number.
In late May, millions of people and hundreds of corporations were impacted by the data breach involving MOVEit, a file transfer software that is used by some UM System departments.
Any impacted individual will receive a more detailed letter from the university about the breach and what actions they can take.
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