A few years ago, cybersecurity and robotics competitions were a big deal on high school campuses. But it seems that today they’ve been replaced by esports leagues. Before seeing this…

Colleges and universities were thrown a curveball this spring when the COVID-19 pandemic forced students and professors out of the lecture hall and into their homes to complete the semester.…

School might be out for the summer for districts, colleges, and universities but ransomware attacks show no signs of taking a break. The disruptions caused by the rapid shift to…

With the vast amount of information that educational institutions are responsible for growing, Higher Education and K-12 school systems are embarking on digital transformation journeys. This effort to store, protect,…

Cyberattacks, specifically ransomware attacks, continue to be a constant threat to government agencies and educational institutions (SLED). In the last year, more than 100 state and local governments and educational…

Today’s hyperconnected world wouldn’t be possible without information technology (IT), and our reliance has been exemplified through current social distancing mandates. To continue delivering essential services, IT organizations are evolving…

Recently we published an article on Government Technology Insider about how the Department of Education is strengthening its cyber posture through collaboration and cyber education. As well as being about…

Higher Education and K-12 School Systems face restrictive budgets and slow procurement processes as they evolve with the rapid shift to online learning. In light of current events, these digital…

The CARES Act continues to be in the headlines as extensions and modifications aimed at alleviating the impacts of unemployment and work-at-home orders are made by legislators. Early on, many…

Spring semester has definitely not gone according to plan for colleges and universities. While most institutions had some form or remote work and online instruction prior to the COVID-19 crisis,…