PASS Releases Update to K-12 School Safety and Security Guidelines
Seventh-edition PASS guidelines provide comprehensive recommendations for addressing the evolving security challenges facing today’s schools.
News August 4
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IoT Security: Your Next Breach Could Start with Your Thermostat
Universities face growing IoT security challenges as connected devices like thermostats expose campus vulnerabilities, underscoring the need for…
Insights August 4
Securing Artificial Intelligence: Can the Industry Collaborate?
Artificial intelligence's advance has made it difficult for companies to stay on top of key issues with security…
Insights July 4
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December 19
DHS Warns of Elevated Cyber and Violence Risks Amid U.S.-Iran Conflict
DHS cautioned that Iranian government-affiliated operatives and sympathetic hacktivists are likely to engage in low-level cyberattacks and violence.
News June 24
Why Universities Must Modernize Campus Security Before the Next Crisis
A recent research paper reveals worrisome gaps in physical security at four Dallas–Fort Worth area universities.
Insights June 24
What to Expect from the Partner Alliance for Safer Schools’ Updated Guidelines
The seventh revision of PASS Safety and Security Guidelines for K-12 Schools promises to empower stakeholders to keep…
Insights June 5
Cost-Effective Ways to Boost Cybersecurity in Rural Schools
Here’s what rural educators need to know about cybersecurity along with some practical actions that all school districts…
Insights June 2
Ransomware Attack Shuts Down 14 Ohio Medical Centers
Kettering Health confirmed that a cyberattack caused the outage, although it has not publicly acknowledged the attack as…
News May 23
Cybersecurity CEO Accused of Hospital Malware Attack Confirms Incident Details on LinkedIn
The suspect wandered around the hospital and accessed two computers, one of which was only for employees.
News May 6
