A data breach affecting Pennsylvania’s largest workers and teachers’ union, the Pennsylvania State Education Association (PSEA), has exposed the personal information of over half a million individuals ...

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A subsequent investigation was completed Feb. 18, external cybersecurity professionals assisted and law enforcement was notified, according to PSEA.

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The Pennsylvania State Education Association (PSEA) is notifying over 500,000 people that their personal information was stolen in a July 2024 data breach. In a data breach notice on its website, the ...

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The Pennsylvania State Education Association (PSEA) says a July 2024 "security incident" exposed sensitive personal data on more than half a million individuals, including financial and health info.

PSEA said the data breach happened around July 6, 2024, and their investigation into it wrapped up on February 18, 2025. People who were impacted were notified about the data breach on Monday.

The Pennsylvania State Education Association (PSEA), the largest public-sector union in Pennsylvania, is notifying over half a million individuals that attackers stole their personal information ...

(Federal money for free and reduced lunches accounted for 35% of food service revenues in Central Bucks that year, and 50% in Abington, according to the PSEA.) Some of Pennsylvania’s poorest districts ...