The WSJ’s Tawnell Hobbs has been writing about the issue of K-12 ransomware. This podcast focuses on the harrowing experience of a Texas school district featured in one of her recent stories.
A Conversation with OpsecEdu
Listen in, as Jared Folkins and I talk all things school cybersecurity in the latest edition of the OpsecEdu podcast.
The OnEducation Podcast: Unsecured Networks, Punished Students
The latest edition of the OnEducation podcast discusses a recent case of student hacking: what went wrong and how it could have been avoided.
FBI, This Week: Education Technologies Could Pose Risks to Students
The FBI has released a podcast for parents on the privacy and security risks of educational technology.
The Shared Security Weekly Blaze: Back to School Cybersecurity
The August 27 edition of the Shared Security Podcast focuses in on the state of K-12 cybersecurity and offers useful guidance to parents seeking to assess (and help!) their children’s school district to shore up baseline cybersecurity practices.
The Complicated Story of a Student Hacker
The complicated case of ‘Finn,’ a student who hacked his school’s server, website, and social media account.
Schools Prove Soft Targets for Hackers
Like big businesses, schools gather a lot of data. Unlike big businesses, they don’t have many IT and security resources to protect that information. Schools collect names and birth dates, social security numbers, discipline records and health records. With this data, thieves can create fake online identities, or sell the students’ information and identities.
Ransomware Attack Leads to Student Data Breach in Texas Districts
Protecting Your Childrens’ Privacy against Google, Facebook…and their Schools
An insightful look into how knowledgeable parents who either need or desire to maintain privacy for their families navigate public schools embrace of Google’s Chromebook ecosystem and the embedded nature of technology in many families’ lives.
Hackers Target Student Data as Schools Report Increasing Cyberattacks
Cyber attacks are increasingly hitting schools in the U.S., targeting sensitive student data. Why are hackers zeroing in on schools and students – and what can we do about it?