Education: K-12

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What can K-12 school systems and higher education institutions do to implement a zero trust environment to boost cybersecurity defenses?

Regardless of which security controls an organization implements first, zero trust should be at the forefront of cyber resilience strategy.

K-12 schools can transform students into cybersecurity leaders by focusing on security awareness training to prevent social engineering and cyberattacks.

PENNCREST School District in Crawford County, Pennsylvania has deployed an artificial intelligence (AI)-based gun detection video analytics platform to all campuses. 

K-8 students can learn cybersecurity techniques through a gamified education platform called Cyber Legends. Learn more in this case study.

The "Teacher and School Concerns and Actions on Elementary School Children Digital Safety" from North Carolina State University identified five digital safety concerns for K-12 students.

John P. Scott has been named Chief of School Safety and Security at the Texas Education Agency (TEA), a role created to ensure security compliance in Texas schools.

K-12 school safety leaders can use cyber education initiatives to train students and staff to avoid cybersecurity risks.

20 historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) are establishing Cybersecurity Leadership Centers in partnership with IBM to address staffing shortages.

Wallace Dalrymple has been named the first Chief Security Officer (CSO) at Educational Testing Service (ETS), a standardized testing nonprofit.