All classes, full-time and part-time, will be cancelled on Tuesday and Wednesday. The closures will impact the Bishopstown campus, National Maritime College of ...
MTU said it has taken this precaution to allow a full assessment of the situation and to protect its systems. A “significant IT breach” and telephone outage has forced the closure of MTU Cork campuses for the next two days. Staff and students have been asked to monitor email and the www.mtu.ie website for further information.
The college was closed for the Bank Holiday with many students expecting to return to class tomorrow, now all full-time and part-time classes have been ...
"This includes Bishopstown, NMCI, Crawford College of Art & Design and the Cork School of Music. The campus will be closed for two days and is expected to reopen on Thursday, February 9. A source at MTU told CorkBeo: "There were issues last week as some systems were down but that's par for the course in an organisation this large. All classes, full-time and part-time, are cancelled. "We have taken this precaution to allow us to fully assess the situation and protect our systems." Staff and students are asked to monitor email and the www.mtu.ie website for further information.
The Cork campuses of Munster Technological University (MTU) are to close for two days due to what is described as a "significant IT breach and telephone ...
MTU Cork campuses will close for two days, Tuesday 7-Feb-2023 and Wednesday 8-Feb-2023, due to a significant IT breach and telephone outage. All classes, full-time and part-time, will be cancelled on these dates. The Cork campuses of Munster Technological University (MTU) are to close for two days due to what is described as a "significant IT breach and telephone outage".
MTU's Cork campuses are to close for two days due to a "significant IT breach" and telephone outage. A statement released this afternoon said: "Cork ...
We will support our MTU colleagues and joint programme students at this challenging time." All classes, full-time and part-time, are cancelled. A further update is due at 11am tomorrow morning.
6 February 2023 By Elaine Murphy [email protected] This includes Bishopstown, NMCI, Crawford College of Art & Design and the Cork School of Music.
A statement on MTU.ie from Paul Gallagher, Vice President concludes “We have taken this precaution to allow us to fully assess the situation and protect our systems.” Staff and students are asked to monitor email and www.mtu.ie website for further information. This includes Bishopstown, NMCI, Crawford College of Art & Design and the Cork School of Music.
“This includes Bishopstown, NMCI, Crawford College of Art & Design and the Cork School of Music,” the statement continued. The college has asked staff and ...
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'Significant' incident will result in complete shutdown of teaching on Cork campuses for at least two days.
MTU has six campuses across the southwest, five of which are in Cork and one in Kerry. A spokesman for MT The breach would result in the campuses in Cork not opening on Tuesday and Wednesday, it said.
MTU Bishopstown, the National Maritime College of Ireland, Crawford College of Art and Design and the Cork School of Music are all impacted by the closure.
Four MTU Cork campuses will close today and tomorrow because of a significant IT breach and telephone outage. The Department of Higher Education says it is working to establish all the facts around the breach and is lending its full support to MTU Cork. A significant IT breach and telephone outage is under investigation.
The Cork campuses of the Munster Technological University have all been closed to staff and students due what has been described as a 'significant IT breach ...
THE Munster Technological University's (MTU) Kerry campuses in Tralee have not been affected by a major IT breach that has forced the closure of its four ...
In Cork the IT breach forced the temporary closure of the MTU’s main campus in Bishopstown; the National Maritime College of Ireland; Crawford College of Art and Design and the Cork School of Music. THE Munster Technological University’s (MTU) Kerry campuses in Tralee have not been affected by a major IT breach that has forced the closure of its four Cork sites. Management at MTU confirmed that the IT breach had not affected its Kerry campuses – located at Dromtacker and Clash in Tralee – and all activities at those sites are proceeding normally.
MTU said all part-time and full-time classes at its Cork locations have been so the university can assess the issue and protect its systems.
All part-time and full-time classes at the impacted campuses have been cancelled for today (7 February) and tomorrow (8 February). Gallagher added that this is a “precaution” to fully assess the situation and protect the college’s systems. MTU also shared the information on It was the first university to be established in Cork since University College Cork in 1845, and it was the first university to ever be established in Kerry. [MTU was established](https://www.siliconrepublic.com/innovation/munster-technological-university-established) at the start of 2021, after a consortium of Cork Institute of Technology and Institute of Technology Tralee received technological university status [in May](https://www.siliconrepublic.com/innovation/munster-tu-technological-university-cork-institute-tralee) 2020. MTU said all part-time and full-time classes at its Cork locations have been cancelled so the university can assess the issue and protect its systems.
The breach closed four Cork campuses and they will remain closed on Wednesday 'to ensure robust student and staff data protection'
This also means that the majority of our staff can continue to work remotely while we plan our safe return to teaching. Our student counselling service is continuing to operate at this time to offer support to any students who may need it. We are also extending this support to any of our staff who may be in need at this time.”
Munster Technological University (MTU) says it is continuing to assess a significant IT breach and telephone outage that occurred over the weekend.
"In the meantime, we are following all appropriate procedures and protocols to ensure the security of our systems and the well-being of our staff and students is maintained." A spokesperson for An Garda Síochána said that the IT breach was reported to gardaí at Togher Garda Station and enquires are ongoing. "Following the breach, we have been in close contact with all the relevant authorities and stakeholders including An Garda Síochána, the National Cyber Security Centre, the Higher Education Authority and the Department of Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science," MTU said in a statement.
Some 12,000 students at MTU have yet to hear if their sensitive personal information has been compromised in the IT breach that forced the college to ...
I’ve seen reports that it's unlikely any of the data can be decrypted but people are putting out guides to possibly recover the data that was stored. One Cork-based information security expert told CorkBeo: “With the regard to the ransomware the NCSC warned about this weekend, it exploited a flaw that let attackers gain "remote code execution" on an organisation's servers. Colleges and Universities are among the most high-profile targets for ransomware attacks as they hold large amounts of personal data belonging to students and staff. The college is expected to issue a further update this evening but no additional information has been provided since the initial confirmation of the attack yesterday evening. This also means that the majority of our staff can continue to work remotely while we plan our safe return to teaching. At the moment, the college will only describe what happened as a 'significant IT breach'.
Munster Technological University (MTU) has said it is in contact with Gardaí in regard to a security breach that led to the closure of its Cork campuses ...
Our student counselling service is continuing to operate at this time to offer support to any students who may need it. Our students’ education is a top priority for us and we appreciate the patience of all students, staff and stakeholders while we complete this vital work. We have taken this decision in order to ensure robust student and staff data protection, which is of utmost importance to us.