U.S. House Committee Demands Instructure CEO Testify Over Repeated Hacks

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The U.S. House Homeland Security Committee demands Instructure's CEO testify over the company's response to two cyberattacks that stole millions of students' personal data worldwide.

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The U.S. House Homeland Security Committee demands Instructure's CEO testify over the company's response to two cyberattacks that stole millions of students' personal data worldwide.

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