Inspector General Finds Missteps in Dept. of Ed.’s Handling of FERPA
An audit by the U.S. Dept. of Ed.’s Inspector General found their own office liable for not handling FERPA complaints in a timely and effective manner.
An audit by the U.S. Dept. of Ed.’s Inspector General found their own office liable for not handling FERPA complaints in a timely and effective manner.
A campus adopting any type of new security technology must not only investigate its benefits, but also its vulnerabilities and potential for abuse.
Officials with access to sensitive information should keep these ten cybersecurity travel tips in mind to ensure a breach-free holiday season.
Knowing the signs and having a strong threat assessment process to address potential threats can help prevent terrorism on college campuses.
The stolen hard drive contained information such as Social Security numbers and personal health information.
The changes overlap with the announcement of the Trump administration’s plan to extend the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.
The resolution doesn’t change any district policies but sends a message to students, according to trustees.
Many state officials in the education sector have said they won’t cooperate with federal immigration officers.
Transcripts would be marked only if a student is found to violate the college’s sexual violence policy.
This video shows how K-12 schools can improve how they protect student privacy while using online educational services and applications.
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This checklist will guide you through procedures you should follow and questions you should ask if someone calls in a bomb threat.
