Michigan college cancels classes, events because of ‘cybersecurity incident’

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 A ‘cybersecurity incident’ has caused Lansing Community College to suspend classes, events and other activities for Thursday, March 16 and Friday, March 17.

College officials announced the cancelations in a social media post Wednesday, March 15.

They said the cancelations were “in response to an ongoing cybersecurity incident,” but gave few other details about the problem.

The college asked that college employees not work, with the exception of police department, IT, payroll, incident management, facilities, and academy and aviation personnel.

They also advised that people affiliated with the college should not “attempt to come to campus or use any LCC equipment.”

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