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8 Best Cybersecurity Practices for School DistrictsTable of Contents Enable Multi-Factor Authentication Train Your Staff on Cybersecurity Awareness Secure Mobile Devices with a Trusted VPN or Personal Hotspot Encourage the Use of Longer Passwords Never Leave Devices...

In this article, we will cover key requirements for obtaining or renewing cyber insurance. These steps will help schools enhance cybersecurity protection, meet insurance requirements, and reduce costs.

What are the immediate action items you should take when you experience school hacking? Take it from the experts at K12itc–here are our best tips for what to do.

What if you could equip your school with the latest technology and high-speed internet access—all while staying within budget? That’s exactly what the E-Rate program offers to schools and libraries across the United States. But while the potential is immense, navigating the complexities of the program can be a challenge.

In today’s educational landscape, technology is integral to effective teaching, learning, and administration. Ensuring your school district’s technology infrastructure is “right-sized” involves aligning resources with educational goals and operational needs. Not all school districts are the same. From size to location, administration to student demographics, every school district can look vastly different from the next.

As the 2024-2025 school year approaches, educational institutions face a pivotal decision: should they outsource their tech departments? With rapid technological advancements, increasing cyberthreats, and the need for robust digital infrastructure, schools are finding it more challenging to manage their IT needs in-house.

Did you know that half of all United States school districts are in rural locations? These schools play a vital role in nurturing and educating future generations, yet they often face unique challenges in providing their students with the technology resources they need to thrive in today’s digital world. At K12itc, we understand these challenges. Headquartered in Kansas City, Missouri, we’re centrally located to serve rural school districts nationwide. We’re passionate about bridging the digital divide and ensuring all students have access to the tools and resources that prepare them for success.

Schools have a wealth of data. From personal records, health information, financials data and academic records, K-12 school districts manage a lot of information. Because of this, K-12 school districts without proper cybersecurity are at high risk for cybercrime.