Bethlehem YWCA reports security breach involving email accounts, will notify those affected

BETHLEHEM, Pa. -- The Young Christian Women's Association of Bethlehem suffered a potential cybersecurity breach in February and is notifying people whose data may have been affected. The YWCA said it immediately began investigating and "took steps to contain the situation," including changing passwords and seeking expert help to improve security. It will issues notices to "affected individuals" and state and federal agencies. "On February 26, 2024, YWCA Bethlehem discovered suspicious activity involving two of the organization's email accounts," according to a statement from the organization. Who was affected, and...