When it comes to combating cyber attacks, schools need versatile solutions that are updatable, adaptable and scalable to support everyone, in and out of the classroom.
Cyber attacks on educational institutions have increased dramatically, and keeping student and faculty information safe and secure is a top priority.
In an eSchool News WebinarIT experts in cybersecurity and school districts share tips on how to implement Microsoft tools and systems to keep your IT secure, accessible, and easy to manage.
Experts offer the following advice:
- Cloud security: monitoring, detection and protection for data security.
- Trust and Security Kit: automated compliance patterns and AI-powered security to protect devices and apps.
- Compliance Manager: contains over 900 customizable controls and over 200 compliance templates including FERPA and COPPA.
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