U.S. House Homeland Security Committee is investigating Instructure, the education software maker behind Canvas, after hackers breached its systems twice, stealing personal data of millions of students worldwide. The committee seeks testimony from Instructure's CEO to understand the company's response, the data stolen, and coordination with cybersecurity agency CISA. Instructure recently admitted to reaching an agreement with the hackers, who claimed to have deleted the stolen data, but concerns remain about the company's ability to handle such threats. Lawmakers emphasize the importance of addressing these vulnerabilities to protect educational institutions and students' information.
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