K-12 Cybersecurity & Safety Incident Response Best Practices for 2024

"it's not if, it's when..."

We've heard the saying so many times that it's almost become cliché. But the reality is that even if you had unlimited time and budget (which you don't), there is no way your district would be 100% protected from a cyber incident.

That fact is why incident response is critical to protecting your district's students, faculty, staff, and finances.

Join ManagedMethods for our first K-12 Cybersecurity & Safety Leadership Series webinar of 2024! You'll learn from Salvador Franco Carbajal, IT Director at Buckeye Elementary School District, and James Hatz, Technology Coordinator at Rush City Public Schools, who are donating their time to share their experiences and expertise with you.

During this session, we'll discuss how K-12 technology teams have become a focal point for cybersecurity and student safety incident detection and response. Learn how other K-12 technology teams are managing the incredible responsibility - and workload - that has come with our increasingly digital learning landscape.

You'll learn about the processes, tools, and resources they use to develop and continually improve upon their incident response processes. They will share their advice and real-world examples of how early detection and response have helped protect their districts' data and, in some cases, students' lives.

During this session, you will learn:

• Why early detection and response is critical for cybersecurity & safety incidents in K-12 school districts
• How responding to cybersecurity and safety incidents are different, and how they are similar
• How to get started with your own incident response process - or how to improve one you may currently have
• How to take the next step by auditing your district's Google Workspace and/or Microsoft 365 domains to see where critical risks exist

Register now to take part in the conversation!

Can't attend the live event? That's OK! Register anyway and we'll know to send you the recording as soon as it's available.