Winter session courses resume at Newburgh college following cybersecurity issue
Mount Saint Mary College in Newburgh previously said, with one exception, the winter session was being postponed indefinitely.
News 12 Staff
•
Jan 5, 2023, 11:03 PM
•
Updated 469 days ago
Share:
More Stories
2:34
Bridgeport sexual assault survivor shares story during Sexual Assault Awareness Month
5h ago0:46
CT electric bills set to increase following regulators' approval of rate adjustment
5h ago2:05
Eversource announces suspension of new electric vehicle charging rebates
5h ago2:17
Renters push for ban on 'no cause' evictions, but CT lawmakers are wary
5h ago0:38
Children's Learning Centers of Fairfield County welcomes the return of its volunteer reading program
10h ago0:50
'Art brings all people together.' Stamford art workshop promotes different cultures
10h ago2:34
Bridgeport sexual assault survivor shares story during Sexual Assault Awareness Month
5h ago0:46
CT electric bills set to increase following regulators' approval of rate adjustment
5h ago2:05
Eversource announces suspension of new electric vehicle charging rebates
5h ago2:17
Renters push for ban on 'no cause' evictions, but CT lawmakers are wary
5h ago0:38
Children's Learning Centers of Fairfield County welcomes the return of its volunteer reading program
10h ago0:50
'Art brings all people together.' Stamford art workshop promotes different cultures
10h agoWinter session courses are back on at a Hudson Valley college after a cybersecurity issue.
Mount Saint Mary College in Newburgh previously said, with one exception, the winter session was being postponed indefinitely.
It is now back on - and spring classes will run as planned, too.
The college confirmed it found a cybersecurity issue impacting its network but hasn't said if the problem has been fixed.
