K-12 Cybersecurity for the Future of Learning: How to Protect District Data from Modern Threats

Learn How K-12 Tech Leaders Protect Their District Data From Modern Threats And Over Holiday Breaks

High-profile ransomware attacks, like the one on LA Unified School District, have created much-needed awareness to K-12’s cybersecurity problem. But, here’s a catch: many IT leaders believe that their network firewall and content filter are enough to protect district data.

Your district’s data is stored in cloud applications, such as Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, and many, many more apps. This means that data is outside of your network, not within your perimeter.

Cybercriminals know that this is a blind spot for K-12 organizations of all types and sizes.

In this webinar, Tyler Derickson, Cybersecurity and Systems Administrator at Arbor Park School District 145; Rowan Marcus, Google/Systems Administrator at Cambridge Public Schools, and ManagedMethods’ Product Specialists will discuss:

• How cloud cybersecurity is different from network security, and how to protect your district from ransomware, account takeovers, and data loss in the cloud
• Why other school districts are using cloud security tools to help them secure, monitor, and remediate cybersecurity risks in the cloud
• How Cloud Monitor helps districts protect their students, staff, and communities by making cybersecurity in Google and Microsoft easy
• What you can do to monitor and protect your district’s cloud domains over holiday seasons