According to the governor's office, ClassWallet—the third-party vendor that handles funds for ESA, the recently-expanded school voucher program—recently experienced a significant data breach.
TUCSON, Ariz. — After two high-level resignations within the Arizona Department of Education's Empowerment Scholarship Account program, Governor Hobbs called early Friday for Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne to release his department's plan to address a recent ESA data breach.
According to the governor's office, ClassWallet—the third-party vendor that handles funds for ESA, the now-universal school voucher program—recently experienced a significant data breach. Hobbs says the Arizona Department of Homeland Security's State Incident Response Team is reviewing the breach. In the letter dated Friday, July 28 Hobbs asks Horne to provide a written report detailing his current and next steps for addressing the data breach, including how his administration plans to address potential violations of state law on student data privacy.
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