By Richard Luna As a person who has dedicated his life to technology, I can tell you with the utmost certainty that every school and educational environment can be modified to be protected from both cyber and ransomware attacks. Every time there’s a new report of another school being attacked by hackers leaving the business ...

By Paul Hafen As K-12 teachers struggle to keep their hybrid digital/in-person classes on track and districts move to shield schools from increasingly frequent ransomware attacks, there’s a growing threat undermining both of their plans. Crafty students are using every trick in the book to punch through school filters and security for extracurricular entertainment during ...

By Pat Craven Did you know that 400,000 kids per year are victims of identity theft? And many children are targeted by their peers via cyberbullying. Cyberbullies may even cross the line and venture into identity theft, cloning another child’s account and tarnishing their online reputation in the process. This problem doesn’t cease once children ...

In this episode of the EduJedi Report Podcast, Host LeiLani Cauthen, CEO of the Learning Counsel speaks to a technical expert on K12 school security about the big picture on information security.  Cauthen interviews Doug Walsten from Cisco who examines the risk s of  both data-at-rest and data-in-motion, which most school and district leaders know ...