This article and training module from the Center of Democracy and Technology discusses cybersecurity best practices school officials can and should practice to safeguard students such as spotting phishing emails, keeping accounts secure and protecting virtual meetings from disruption.
Cybersecurity Best Practices Can Help School Staff Safeguard Student Data
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