Why Cybersecurity Education Needs to Be Extended to Students
With nearly every student using the internet at school, it’s not enough for IT staff to be experts in cybersecurity.
Network Security
What good is the IT network at your organization if it isn’t secure? Learn about technology to prevent cyberattacks, store and recover data, secure your WiFi and remote capabilities, and more.
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On Tuesday, a judge ordered Apple to assist the FBI in unlocking an iPhone belonging to one of the San Bernardino shooters. Apple is strongly saying ‘No.’ Here’s why.
Data Breach at University of Central Florida Affects 63,000
University of Central Florida is taking action after undergoing a security breach that affected 63,000 students, faculty and staff.
Combating Cyber Threats in Higher Education
Even though higher education is getting ahead with new tech tactics, colleges need to be ready to fight against cyber threats.
How the Largest School District in Arizona Successfully Deploys, Tracks Thousands of Devices
Mesa Public Schools uses School Asset Manager (SAM) from Troxell Communications to assign and manage 17,000 devices.
Higher Educations Biggest IT Problem in 2016 Is
Colleges can battle against information security threats in 2016 by brushing up on risk management and increasing network education.
Countering Potential Threats with Social Media Monitoring
School and university administrators are starting to appreciate these services as an effective tool to improve campus security and identify at-risk individuals.
Lansing Community College Deals with Data More Effectively with This ERP System
In order to improve data organization and decision making processes across campus, Lansing Community College opted for Argos, an ERP system by Evisions.
Online Threats Instill Fear in Indiana Schools, Questions Arise As To How to Minimize Harm
In wake of Plainfield and Danville schools closing due to violent Facebook threats, schools need to consider how they can minimize online threats made by students and reduce the damage they cause. Teaching good digital citizenship and best practices to handling online threats can help reduce fear and keep schools from having to take dire measures to protect students.
Three Steps Every School Should Take to Protect Student Data
In order to keep students’ data from being compromised, schools must be educated about online threats, protect their network and have a strong understanding of how vendors use student data.
