Helping Your Campus IT and Cybersecurity Teams Avoid Burnout
Despite the rise in nation-state hacking, phishing attacks and ransomware, there are ways you can reduce burnout in your IT teams.
Despite the rise in nation-state hacking, phishing attacks and ransomware, there are ways you can reduce burnout in your IT teams.
Long wait times sometimes prompt the attacks. Nearly 88% of hospital beds in Texas are in use, with more than 21% occupied by COVID-19 patients.
Mask policies differ widely among school districts, colleges and states as campus administrators plan for upcoming school year, creating confusion over who’s in charge of making the rules.
The temporary restraining order overturns Gov. Abbott’s mask mandate ban, allowing school districts to implement the requirement to slow the spread of COVID.
A majority of students also report feeling more stressed than they did a year ago.
A new NFC and RFID solution is being deployed at concerts and games to allow touch-free transactions and ordering via mobile phones.
The decision marks first time Supreme Court has become involved in a vaccine-related matter.
The school district has allocated $4.5 million to buy air purifiers, raising questions about the effectiveness and safety of the units.
Will or won’t students be required to wear masks this upcoming school year? There’s a mixed bag of answers among school districts across the country.
Per the CDC, fully vaccinated students and staff don’t need to wear masks inside campus buildings.
In this webinar, attendees will learn the observable behaviors people exhibit as they head down a path of violence so we can help prevent the preventable.
This discussion will help participants analyze, understand, and assess their own program effectiveness.