The most alarming aspect of the vanishing federal support is the uncertainty of who schools can call for help when they inevitably face a cyberattack.
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Schools (public and nonpublic) and school districts face a myriad of challenging hazards and threats. In addition to natural hazards, technological hazards, and biological hazards, they now have to prepare for human-caused cyber threats. These incidents can be accidental or deliberate and disrupt education and critical operations; expose sensitive personally identifiable information (PII) of students, teachers, and staff; and lead to high recovery costs.
The most alarming aspect of the vanishing federal support is the uncertainty of who schools can call for help when they inevitably face a cyberattack.
AI is revolutionizing the way we approach cybersecurity, providing schools with a powerful tool to protect their systems and data.
Schools and educational institutions are prime targets for cyber attacks, and educators must know the top cybersecurity concerns and how to address them.
CompTIA will operate as a for-profit company under H.I.G. and Thoma Bravo’s ownership. Its existing membership-based, 501(c)(6) will be separated from CompTIA.
In part three of this three-part series, our guests, Mayank Agarwal andScott Gilhousen discuss cybersecurity in K12 learning.
Safer Ed Episode 4 – show host and guests Frankie Jackson and Jeff Angle discuss cybersecurity challenges and threats in K12 education.
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