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The data that's available isn't the school, it's student data! The school left the students "cars unlocked" and no one holds them accountable. They just say tha

• hjk05 7y ago
  They left the car unlocked in the same sense that your home is unlocked. With the right tools, it’ll take me 5 minutes to gain entry. I could then claim that it’s your own fault I gained entry because you don’t have a metal enforced door, steel bars across windows, and a lock that can’t be easily or Hardily picked... Yes, someone technically minded with the right tools and access can break in. But that’s less than 5% of the population, very similar to the percentage who could easily pick even a complicated lock, but Of cause near 90% will be able to take an ax to a door or kick in a window.
  • MRD85 7y ago
    Even with that house analogy, I'd argue that you shouldn't store large volumes of other people's sensitive personal data in a house that has the bare minimum security. The issue is organisations being reckless with our data and then blaming hackers when they lose it. It should be common sense that if you have sensitive information then it needs an appropriate level of security but someone companies have convinced everyone it's not their fault