
IHL investigating ‘network security incident’ that impacted student aid services
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SuperTalk Mississippi News — IHL investigating ‘network security incident’ that impacted student aid services. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
A Super Talk Mississippi media production. Scrooge has it all. Join dear tractors big and small. Moat it outgators and moors for every yard. Implement we've got them. Plus expert sales, full parts of factory authorized service. Scrooge, we have what you want for less. The Mississippi institutions, if higher learning is working to see if sensitive information has been accessed by bad actors following a network security incident. While details are slim, officials say there was a disruption to services at the Office of Student Financial Aid. Individual public colleges and universities weren't impacted. According to the state agency, external cybersecurity professionals have been engaged to determine what, if any, confidential or sensitive data may have been accessed or compromised. At this time, the investigation is said to be in its earliest stage.
Officials say applications for student aid can still be submitted securely through the Mississippi Aid Application Portal on the Office of Student Financial Aid website. Their priority is to return their systems to full functionality as quickly as possible. A Super Talk Mississippi media production.
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