How to prepare for a school cybersecurity audit
IT leadership is essential in balancing access with network security and navigating cybersecurity risks, data protection, and connectivity issues.
How to prepare for a school cybersecurity audit
A cybersecurity audit can help provide assurance that your school IT environment is secure
Protecting our students: The urgency of securing education data
Protecting all data is important, but safeguarding the personal information of young students is especially critical
E-rate funding supports essential learning at a critical time, survey finds
Findings unveil the program's impact on internet connectivity and digital learning in U.S. schools and libraries
Creating esports programs with managed network services
A robust digital infrastructure can offer students unique opportunities to compete, collaborate, and thrive in the realm of esports
New E-rate rules could narrow the homework gap
Lack of at-home internet access for many students perpetuates the homework gap--but a new E-rate action can change that
Exploring generative AI products: Essential recommendations for schools on privacy and accessibility
School leaders should check that AI tools protect student data and comply with accessibility standards to create an inclusive and secure educational environment
How schools can take full advantage of the FCC’s new cybersecurity program
Schools need to strengthen their cybersecurity postures, and programs like the FCC pilot can help
Creating IEPs with GenAI while ensuring data privacy
When it comes to student IEPs, it’s crucial to balance AI's innovations with strong data privacy measures
Skills gap, outdated infrastructure hinder AI use
A new survey underscores the rapid rise of AI adoption, while identifying the common use cases and challenges of this technology
Hackers don’t take a summer vacation–neither can school cybersecurity
Policymakers and school districts are needed to step up for school cybersecurity--not just during summer, but year-round
Wi-Fi radiation: Practical steps to implement safer tech in classrooms
Many public health agencies and medical organizations recommend taking prudent measures to limit student exposure to RFR
Schools must bolster network continuity as they adopt more technology
Online learning requires constant connectivity so students to access learning materials and turn in assignments
It’s time to rethink cybersecurity in education
Traditional approaches to network cybersecurity on their own are no longer enough to maintain IT security
Privacy and data protection are driving edtech adoption trends
The rapid evolution of emerging technologies, coupled with the strain on already-stretched teams, makes urgent action necessary
Why federal-education partnerships are critical for cybersecurity
Given the constantly changing threat landscape, schools must act with urgency and have robust cybersecurity plans in place now
Demystifying mobile and broadband speeds
Understanding mobile and broadband speeds is essential to ensure students have the necessary internet access for learning
IoT infrastructure: Smarter students, significant savings
Merging AI with advanced networking technology allows school districts to enhance teaching, personalize learning, and streamline operations
The surprising/unsurprising things education IT leaders have to say
Many education IT leaders want more time to learn and implement the technologies they were already using or trying to use
Tech investments determine school success
The diversity of printing devices within a district inevitably leads to challenges for IT departments and budgetary concerns for school systems
Interoperability is finally getting the spotlight it deserves
For a secure and modern data infrastructure, the foundational pieces of the data ecosystem must be in place: interoperability, privacy, and cybersecurity
FCC adopts $200M cybersecurity pilot program
The cybersecurity pilot program will explore how Universal Service Fund support can help schools and libraries bolster their network defenses against cyberattacks
Leveraging connectivity to tackle K-12’s biggest challenges
Reliable connectivity is essential for learning--discover how to ensure your district is ready to support digital learning
Top priorities for student image privacy
The nation’s inaction on image privacy in school districts puts students in danger
Demystifying network speed: Measuring true Wi-Fi and wired network needs
School Wi-Fi networks can tell you what they need based on specific metrics and data
CoSN IT Leader Spotlight: Kley Todd
Recipients of CoSN's Impact 30 Awards, selected for the differences they're making in the nation's schools, offer insights on edtech and IT innovations
CoSN IT Leader Spotlight: Mike Daugherty
Recipients of CoSN's Impact 30 Awards, selected for the differences they're making in the nation's schools, offer insights on edtech and IT innovations
Crunch the numbers—The latest and greatest data on edtech
Schools Feeling Understaffed; Gen Z Workforce Preparedness Concerns; Illuminating Teen Mental Health Crisis
Beyond the visible: Recognizing and accommodating invisible disabilities
More conversations are needed around access and protections for those with non-apparent disabilities that aren’t always addressed
Cybersecurity is top priority for K-12 edtech leaders
Annual CoSN report highlights nationwide survey results of key trends and challenges for K-12 IT leaders
3 ways a modern data solution can improve student outcomes
A modern data solution analyzes data in real-time, giving educators immediate insights to make informed decisions that positively impact student success
Critical steps to help school districts combat ransomware attacks
It’s crucial that districts have robust and modern strategies in place to protect valuable information
CoSN IT Leader Spotlight: Lisa Higgins
Recipients of CoSN's Impact 30 Awards, selected for the differences they're making in the nation's schools, offer insights on edtech and IT innovations
The evolving requirements of a K-12 school network
With a zero-trust solution, K-12 IT managers can have more control over who enters the figurative doors of their network
Cybersecurity: eSN Innovation Roundtable
District IT leaders discuss their successes, challenges, and priorities around K-12 cybersecurity
9 in 10 K-12 tech leaders predict surge in IT workload
Despite growing challenges and smaller budgets, leaders remain focused on maintaining student device access and 1:1 initiatives
It’s not business, it’s personal: Building a culture of trust to protect personal data
A culture of trust encourages and enables the smooth adoption of effective data privacy protections
5 ways to combat tech fatigue and support student success
The right edtech solutions can help districts to make sure all students thrive by supporting students, families, and educators
The importance of the ITS and Facilities relationship
A solid relationship with your facilities team is essential to the successful technology support of any school organization
E-rate insight protects school technology infrastructure
With the right data, school leaders can make informed decisions that maximize their budgets
3 considerations to ensure a future-proof network
Addressing these three key areas will prepare networks to meet the needs of todays and future students
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