School Districts Unaware BoardDocs Software Published Their Private Files
Briefly

The article highlights a significant data breach involving BoardDocs, a widely used software tool by school boards, which has compromised confidential records including those protected by attorney-client privilege. The breach, which affects districts across the United States, was only acknowledged by its parent company, Diligent Corporation, after media investigations revealed the incident's scope. Many school districts were unaware of the breach until they were contacted by The 74, leading to questions about the transparency and communication from Diligent regarding such critical vulnerabilities.
BoardDocs, a software tool for school boards, has experienced a serious data breach, exposing confidential records and sensitive information at districts nationwide.
The breach's scope is national, affecting an estimated 5,000 public sector entities, including school districts that had no prior knowledge until recently.
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