Sinclair Broadcast Group said Monday that it’s suffered a data breach and is still working to determine what information the data contained. The company said it started investigating the potential security incident on Saturday and on Sunday it identified certain servers and workstations that were encrypted with ransomware. It also found that certain office and operational networks were disrupted. Data was also taken from the company’s network. The Hunt Valley, Maryland-based company owns or operates 21 regional sports networks and owns, operates, or provides services to 185 television stations in 86 markets. Sinclair said it’s taken measures to contain the incident and that its forensic investigation is ongoing. However, the company said that the data breach has caused—and may continue to cause—disruption to parts of its business, including certain aspects of local advertisements by local broadcast stations on behalf of its customers. The company said that it is working diligently …