Official did not say whether any personal information had been lost in the breachThe Canadian PressP...

1. Public service labour board offline after breach discovered
last week
Official did not say whether any personal information had been lost in the breach
The Canadian Press
Posted: Jul 27, 2015 6:21 PM ET
Last Updated: Jul 27, 2015 6:21 PM ET
Hackers have broken into the network of the tribunal that adjudicates disputes between public
servants and the federal government.
The website of the Public Service Labour Relations and Employment Board has been down since
Friday after security officials discovered hackers had exploited a weakness to get into the tribunal's
public network.
It's not known how long the hackers were in the system, or exactly what -- if anything -- they took
during the breach, which was discovered last Thursday.
A spokeswoman for the Administrative Tribunals Support Service of Canada says the board's public

2. network has been taken offline as a precaution and officials are trying to get the site back online as
soon as possible.
Catherine Wright-Cadieux didn't say whether any personal information had been lost in the breach.
A spokeswoman for the federal privacy commissioner says the office was made aware of the breach
Friday.
The Conservatives have placed a premium on protecting federal systems from hackers who routinely
attack government systems looking for state secrets. Some attacks target weaknesses in smaller
agencies in hopes of gaining access to wider federal networks.
Often, hackers can be inside a network for weeks or months before the breach is discovered.
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