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A Michigan school district has selected an artificial intelligence (AI)-based gun detection platform as a way to proactively protect its students and faculty against gun-related violence.

A new study reveals 30% of parents haven't had conversations with their children about cybersecurity.

According to ThreatX research, consumers in the U.S. and U.K believe increasing cybersecurity education in schools will help close the talent gap.

With a goal of preventing gun violence, a Delaware school district has recently employed an AI-based gun detection system.

An Arkansas school district will utilize a new access control solution to enhance security at their future sports complex.

When developing school safety technology and emergency response plans, security leaders should consider the feelings of families and staff.

The Utah State Board of Education has granted a $3 million contract to distribute artificial intelligence gun detection to Utah schools.

 The White House has announced steps for providing various resources for K-12 schools to update their cybersecurity practices and report incidents.

Appoquinimink School District in Delaware is updating its security measures by implementing AI weapons detection across its high schools.

A recent report by the Consortium for School Networking (CoSN) analyzed the cybersecurity priorities of education technology (EdTech) leaders.