Protecting K-12 Data and Operations Against Cyber Attacks

Overview

January 26

K-12 institutions manage a wealth of sensitive information but usually have an under-resourced IT department, making them a prime target for ransomware attacks. A strong recovery plan following an attack has the dual advantage of quickly restoring an organization’s workflow and reputation. But how can schools deploy the tools necessary to minimize data loss and system downtime under budget constraints and talent shortages?

Join the Center for Digital Education on January 26 at 11 a.m. Pacific/2 p.m. Eastern for a discussion with education leaders on what a strong cybersecurity defense looks like in the age of remote work and increased digital access and how organizations can get there. We’ll also cover why data backup and recovery is fundamental to K-12 cybersecurity, as well as:

• The limitations of legacy data backup and recovery plans
• How to minimize data loss and system downtime after a cyberattack
• Data security and management plans that can integrate with any existing system