Note: Each week we bring you the latest hacking news on the internet. Read on to find out who and what was hacked this week. Close to a Million Routers Knocked Offline Due to Cyber Attack The Marai botnet that knocked out a major portion of the internet last month is at it again. More […]
More than 645,000 students in the United States report having a disability. And while every higher education institution in the country has done its utmost in the last 30 years to ensure that campuses, offices and living spaces are accessible to those with a physical disability, many of their digital spaces are far less accommodating. […]
It’s finally over! A long, contentious, and tumultuous Presidential election is finally behind us. While both candidates have, at some point, touched upon the concept of cybersecurity—Mrs. Clinton and the widely publicized email server on one hand, Mr. Trump and his calls for Russian hackers on the other—neither candidate laid out a comprehensive plan for […]
The superintendent of a large suburban district recently told his cabinet that the theme for this school year is to be “strategic and frugal” with district funds. The same message has likely been conveyed in many districts. Districts spend more on instructional materials (IMs) than on any other annual purchase, so IM purchasing practices have […]
While laws and policies regarding criminal background checks for school volunteers differ for every state and school district, screening is fast becoming a prerequisite to volunteering at schools throughout the country. Some schools screen each and every volunteer who walks through their doors. Others still screen just a portion of their volunteers – usually those […]
Common Alerting Protocol (CAP) is an international standard XML format that allows emergency messages to be distributed across multiple warning systems simultaneously, developed by the Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards (OASIS). In the United States, CAP is being used as the base technology for the comprehensive Integrated Public Alert and Warning System […]
If you’ve ever been home sick from work watching television, odds are at some point you’ve seen a commercial for ITT Technical Institute. It’s often a tale about a student success story, showing how the for-profit college helped a struggling young adult get a degree and begin an exciting new career. You won’t be seeing […]
EH PUBLISHING, Inc. DBA EH MEDIA PRIVACY POLICY Latest Update May 25, 2018 This Privacy Policy describes how your personal information is collected, stored, used, and shared when you visit or make a purchase from EH Media’s Network of Web Sites (this “site” Including campussafetymagazine.com, cepro.com, commercialintegrator.com, electronichouse.com, mytechdecisions.com, prosoundweb.com, roboticsbusinessreview.com, robobusiness.com, campussafetyconference.com, campussafetyhq.com, channelpronetwork.com, […]
Payment security is important on two fronts. First you need to make sure not to lose customer information for fear of lawsuits or public embarrassment. Second you have to make sure that the payments are being processes correctly to protect your bottom line. Here is some info to help out.
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