6 Steps to Remove Social Security Numbers from Student Data By Beverly Miller 25 October 2021 By removing social security numbers from student data, Greeneville City School District has increased security by making itself less of a target
School Cyberattacks: How the FBI Works to Protect School Districts By Erik Ofgang 22 October 2021 School cyberattacks are increasing, particularly ransomware attacks. The FBI has advice for keeping your school safe.
Balancing Responsibility for Student Data and Online Safety By Dr. Kecia Ray 20 October 2021 School districts face enormous challenges in protecting student data -- and students themselves -- while also fending off hackers and attackers
Best Cybersecurity Lessons and Activities for K-12 Education By Diana Restifo 05 October 2021 Tech and Learning curates the best K-12 cybersecurity lessons, games and activities
How to Implement a Systemic Approach to Student Data Security and Privacy By Andrew Taylor 04 March 2021 A systemic approach to student data security and privacy should include threat and risk assessment, regular training, and multiple response measures
5 Ways to Boost School Cybersecurity By Erik Ofgang 19 February 2021 The FBI recently warned that cyber attacks of schools are on the rise but an IBM survey suggests many schools are not taking the threat seriously enough
Free Professional Development Helps Educators Teach Cybersecurity By Annie Galvin Teich 16 October 2020 Foundational cybersecurity skills align to science, math, and ELA learning standards
How Higher Ed is Handling Cybersecurity During COVID-19 By Erik Ofgang 08 October 2020 Cybersecurity during COVID-19 has been a priority for higher ed institutions as attacks have increased
How to Teach Tech in an Online Environment By Sascha Zuger 19 August 2020 Ironically, teaching tech through tech is a challenge, but Champlain College Online is cracking the code
How to Integrate Student Data Privacy Protection into District Data Governance Plans By Annie Galvin Teich 30 July 2020 Student data privacy policies implementation needs to be hard-wired for governance, discipline, purchasing, and communications processes —CoSN
How It’s Done: Hands-On Cybersecurity Training By Ellen Ullman 19 June 2020 The Cyber Fusion Center at Maryville University provides practical cybersecurity training for aspiring security professionals
Cybersecurity Planning for Next School Year By Ray Bendici 04 June 2020 Cybersecurity planning for the school year ahead was the subject discussed by leaders from Santa Fe Public Schools and Loudon Schools
ManagedMethods Launches Google Meet & Chat Monitoring and Reporting By TL Editors 05 May 2020 ManagedMethods, a Google G Suite and Microsoft 365 cybersecurity and student safety platform for K-12 school districts, today announced the addition of Google Meet and Chat monitoring and reporting to its platform.
Tech & Learning Interviews Doug Levin on K12 Cybersecurity By TL Editors 21 April 2020 Tech & Learning interviews Doug Levin, founder of the K–12 Cyber Incident Map, which has been instrumental in drawing attention to cybersecurity threats facing U.S.
Edtech In Action: Creating A Cybersecurity Plan By Jamie Locklin 23 March 2020 T&L Leadership Summit attendee Jamie Locklin shares how Alamo Heights ISD has developed a cybersecurity plan
Cybersecurity in K-12: Practical Advice (Part 2) By Ray Bendici 17 March 2020 School leaders can improve cybersecurity by building a positive security culture
Cybersecurity In K-12: Challenges And What To Know (Part 1) By Ray Bendici 12 March 2020 Cybersecurity continues to be a major concern for school leaders, but practical solutions are available
How It's Done: Digital Forensics Master of Science Degree By Sascha Zuger 02 March 2020 Creating digital forensics analysts, detectives of the cyber world
Zenbo, the Social Robot Teaches Cyber Safety By TL Editors 14 February 2020 A cross-disciplinary collaboration at the University of Delaware has developed a teaching tool to deliver cybersecurity training in classrooms—Zenbo, the social robot.
The End of the Road for Windows 7: Three Options for Safe School Computing By Brian Nadel 14 January 2020 Windows 7 may not be in the rear-view mirror quite yet but there is a lot you can do to keep your school’s computers safe and secure.
