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.
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Jan 5, 2023, 11:03 PM
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6h 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.
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