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Navigate AI with New Risk Assessments from Common Sense Media
By Lisa Nielsen published
A new risk assessment framework from Common Sense Media helps educators become critical, empowered, informed users.

AI Predators: What Schools Should Know and Do
By Erik Ofgang published
AI is increasingly be used by predators to connect with underage students online. Yasmin London, global online safety expert at Qoria and a former member of the New South Wales Police Force in Australia, shares steps educators can take to protect students.

Making Students Part of Your Security Operations Center
By Erik Ofgang published
How to strengthen your security operations center with student employees and provide them educational opportunities at the same time.

Malicious QR Codes: 5 Ways To Protect Educators and Students
By Erik Ofgang published
Hackers are increasingly attacking schools with malicious QR codes but good old-fashioned cyber awareness can help combat the threat.

Best Cybersecurity Lessons and Activities for K-12 Education
By Diana Restifo last updated
Cybersecurity lessons and activities for K-12

Malware and Phishing: What Educators Need to Know
By Michael Millington published
Malware and phishing attempts are a constant assault on school security

5 Cybersecurity Tips For Schools From CISA’s Deputy Assistant Director
By Erik Ofgang published
Making quick cost-effective changes to cybersecurity systems can make a big difference for school safety, says CISA Deputy Assistant Director Trent Frazier.

Guarding Your District Against AI Deepfakes, Including Porn
By Erik Ofgang published
Students in U.S. schools have already created deepfakes of classmates, including deepfake pornography

How Schools Should Reassess Cybersecurity Due to AI
By Michael Millington published
As AI grows in the educational space, more adaptive security measures are needed to protect students and teachers

Many Schools Use Edtech That Puts Student Privacy at Risk. Here’s What They Should Do Instead
By Erik Ofgang published
Recent research found that 78% of required or recommended school apps were “very high risk” in terms of student privacy, suggesting a need for greater protections at schools.
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