A university detected suspicious activity in its technology systems over the weekend. This led to some services being taken offline as a precaution. The incident occurred just before the start of classes.
The university's core systems were not affected, and no data is believed to have been accessed or stolen.
Further information about the incident and the university's response is available from the university's online news release.
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