Last week, the board told staff in an email, the malware “resulted in the encryption of certain PDSB files and systems,” and after it was discovered, the board “took immediate steps to isolate the incident.” The risk posed by unknown hackers is creating unease among the unions representing elementary and secondary school teachers, who claim they have been kept in the dark, and received just the most sparing details about the type and scope of attack more than a week since the board first admitted it was facing a “cyber security incident.” Speaking to the Star Thursday, board spokesperson Tiffany Gooch said a cybersecurity firm, hired by the board has made significant progress in both the investigation and recovery efforts, but couldn’t say exactly when the systems would be back to normal. “We hope to be able to provide a resolution timeline in the next few days,” said Gooch. “We can confirm that the incident involved encryption malware.” Gooch wouldn’t say if the hackers have attempted to extort the board by seeking payment to unlock the seized data portals, but she did say there is “no evidence that any personally identifiable or otherwise sensitive data was compromised because of the attack.” Gooch was unable to say how the incident occurred and who might be responsible.

With that reality in mind, it high time you ditch your cheap shades for sunnies that have UV protection. And if you want to go the extra mile, you may want to opt for polarized lenses. Just as sunscreen helps protect your skin from UV damage, UV glasses block most of the ultraviolet rays reaching your eyes, says Frames Direct.

This is the project originally approved by the Plan Commission at Williamson and Blount St by Marty Rifken in 2014. (The one that Plan approved without showing actual front doors.) Rifken sold the rights to Eric Fleming who made changes to the plan to meet the conditions placed on the project by the Plan Commission (showing doors, parking configuration, etc). Natalie Erdman, the Planning Director, determined the design changes met the standards to be approved as a “minor alteration” and approved the project in 2015.

Once connected and configured, you can play audio tracks from your smart TV or MacBook via AirPlay. There’s no official support for Android users, though. You cannot use Bluetooth to pair laptops, smartphones, or other source devices, and there are no physical inputs..

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