The National Flight Academy, LLC, a division of the Naval Aviation Museum Foundation, is an educational initiative that is recognized but neither endorsed nor financially assisted by the U.S. Navy. Since 1993, the Foundation has been committed to youth educational projects, which include a Distinguished Lecturer Series and several unique experiences such as Kids Day in Space, Antarctica, and with the Blue Angels, along with dedicated teacher education programs. In 1996, the Foundation introduced its Flight to Excellence program, an initiative that has engaged over 575,000 children from five states as of 2019. Furthermore, in 1999, the Foundation unveiled the Flight Adventure Deck, a multi-station interactive exhibit addressing the scientific and mathematical principles of aerodynamics, propulsion, and meteorology. However, their network security was recently compromised resulting in a data breach in which over 200GB of sensitive information related to personnel and students was leaked. This breach included data on various topics such as aerodynamics, propulsion, navigation, communications, flight physiology and meteorology. Efforts were made to contact and offer assistance to the National Flight Academy, however, all attempts to initiate a dialogue remain unanswered. Despite multiple attempts to reach out to the NFA board of directors about the breach, there was no response. Hence, samples of the compromised data are surfacing. We persistently endeavored to engage the NFA management but to no avail. As a financially motivated entity, we have decided to offer the NFA a final opportunity to secure the breached data. The organization has been given a three-day ultimatum to start negotiation proceedings, failing which the breached data will be made public.