PowerSchool

FEBRUARY 22, 2021

EdTech Magazine. They also provide cybersecurity, D D oS, and malware protection, secured access controls, a security operations center, and SOC 2 compliance for service organizations. 5 Steps K-12 Schools Need to Consider When Moving to the Cloud. Georgia’s Buford City School District is experiencing benefits first-hand.

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PowerSchool

APRIL 27, 2020

Districts should have tested firewalls and antivirus software in place, share information only on secure systems, and connect users to the district network through secure VPNs. Is antivirus/anti-malware software installed on each device? 5 Wendy Jones, “What Administrators Are Asking About Remote Learning,” Edtech Magazine, 4/3/20.

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Tenable

DECEMBER 16, 2022

Configure firewalls to block known malicious domains, URLs and IP addresses. CISA Publishes MFA Guidelines to Tackle Phishing ” (Infosecurity Magazine). Analyzing the Vulnerabilities Associated with the Top Malware Strains of 2021 ”. Set up email servers to use protocols that verify emails are legit. And one more thing!

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Strategy Driven

JUNE 19, 2015

Today’s fraudsters are intelligent and can hack into firewalls, malwares, and encryptions. SC Magazine. One can see that when a business’s data systems become compromised, it can have massive implications for the business’s consumers, operations, and revenues. Retrieved from [link]. Ernst & Young LLP. Retrieved from [link].

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PowerSchool

JUNE 2, 2021

Districts should have tested firewalls and antivirus software in place, share information only on secure systems, and connect users to the district network through secure VPNs. DOWNLOAD THE INFOGRAPHIC > How to Build (& Fortify) a Human Firewall DOWNLOAD THE INFOGRAPHIC > Is it set up on every device?

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The Parallax

OCTOBER 18, 2018

PRAGUE—Like not fully sitting on a public toilet seat, a major rule of good computer security hygiene is not to stick random USB sticks, or flash drives, into your computer—you just never know whether they might be loaded with nasty malware. And no, they’re not worried about spreading malware to North Koreans.

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