Sen. Patrick Testin, a Republican representing Wisconsin’s 24th Senate district since 2017, has recently posted a series of updates on his Twitter account addressing cybersecurity in education, public safety initiatives, and concerns about state government transparency.
On May 18, Testin highlighted a significant data breach affecting educational institutions worldwide: “Earlier this month, the Canvas Learning Management System suffered a major cybersecurity breach affecting nearly 9,000 schools across the globe. Canvas is used by thousands of educational institutions and corporations to manage online, hybrid and in-person learning. According https://t.co/JbjyFJ3uHt”.
The following day, May 19, Testin shared information about an ongoing traffic safety campaign: “Buckle in or buckle up for a citation. The Wisconsin State Patrol is partnering with law enforcement agencies across the state to participate in the national Click It or Ticket campaign through May 31. During this time, additional police officers, sheriff’s deputies and state https://t.co/K0oJczz3hw”.
On May 20, he raised questions regarding actions taken by Governor Tony Evers: “Why is Gov. Tony Evers not releasing information on the criminals who are seeking commutations through the new process he implemented by executive order in early April? Since some of them are convicted killers, we must demand transparency from the governor’s office. This is https://t.co/xAV3yGCFFr”.
Testin succeeded Howard Marklein as senator for Wisconsin’s 24th district after being elected in 2017.
