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Something as simple as implementing a randomness to security measures should be considered to deter, and possibly prevent, a school attacker.

As is the case with any industry, more technology means more sensitive data stored in online environments, making safeguarding sensitive data, and maintaining privacy more of a priority than ever. As students and teachers increasingly rely on education-specific devices and applications, those users and organizations become more of a target for hackers. 

School safety is a growing concern across the United States and security leaders are looking for ways to share their policies with other campuses.

Madeline Lauver, Editor in Chief at Security magazine, presents a selection of findings from The 2023 Security Benchmark Report.

A U.S. educational nonprofit has announced that nearly 900 schools using the organization’s services may have been affected by a recent data breach.

Michael Dorn, Executive Director at Safe Havens International, recounts his 40-plus years in the security industry and the lessons he's learned along the way.

The growing significance of cybercrime and the deficit of cybersecurity workforce fuel the launch of the Oklahoma Cyber Innovation Institute.

In time with the new school year, the University of Arizona is highlighting some of their security measures, including additional access control.

Erin Belknap, Managing Director, Security at Sterling Bay, shares her career advice for the next generation of security leaders.

A new study found that top institutional leaders are increasingly focused on improving both physical and network security.