Rhode Island's public benefits computer system was shut down Friday after it was breached by hackers, potentially exposing the personal information of hundreds of thousands of Rhode Islanders, Gov.

(TNS) — Unemployment benefits delayed this week for more than 12,000 Tennesseans due to a computer outage should be restored next week if, as expected, computer network service for the state labor ...

(TNS) — Tennessee is suspending paying unemployment benefits to at least 12,000 unemployed workers due to a computer network breakdown by the vendor that handles the data processing for the state's ...

Hackers infiltrated Rhode Island's public benefits portal in early July 2024, five months before the state was alerted about the attack and eventually shut the system down, according to findings from ...

Tennessee restored its online jobs and claims processing over the holiday weekend after a weeklong computer outage delayed jobless benefits to thousands of unemployed Tennesseans. The Tennessee ...

PROVIDENCE – Deloitte Consulting LLP is facing multiple class-action lawsuits in Rhode Island and New York over the cyberattack on Rhode Island’s public benefits computer system that potentially ...

PROVIDENCE – Vendors working for the state have set up a call center to answer customer questions following the cyberattack earlier this month on Rhode Island’s public benefits computer system in ...

WASHINGTON — A Department of Veterans Affairs office in Atlanta that determines health care coverage for veterans failed to encrypt the records of more than 3 million former service members, ran ...

Tennessee is suspending paying unemployment benefits to at least 12,000 unemployed workers due to a computer network breakdown by the vendor that handles the data processing for the state's ...

PROVIDENCE – Private information belonging to hundreds of thousands of Rhode Islanders was stolen in the RIBridges cyberattack this month and could be sold or distributed as early as next week, Gov.

COLUMBUS, Ohio—Ohio’s unemployment benefits office is resuming a long-anticipated overhaul of its 21-year-old computer system, more than two years after federal prosecutors indicted top officials with ...