Cybersecurity

Last month, a high school principal was recorded muttering racist and antisemitic comments. Except he was framed—and generative AI is to blame.

As leaders in the educational sector, it's our responsibility to ensure not just the continuity of teaching and learning but also the resilience of the IT systems that support these functions.

Ninety-nine percent of districts are currently taking steps to bolster their cybersecurity and they worry that AI will bring forth new types of cyberattacks.

Date &amp; Time: Wednesday, June 5th at 2 pm ET <br><br> Attend this DA webinar for an insightful discussion with a former superintendent, District Administration's CIO-in-Residence, and a cybersecurity expert about new threats to security and privacy in K12 posed by AI, which emerging trends to prepare for, and how to approach AI from a policy, security, and leadership perspective.

TIME Magazine recently published its list of the "World's Top EdTech Companies 2024." Some familiar faces made the top 15 spot.

 A new Indiana law requires public school districts to prohibit students from using cell phones during class time. Vermont lawmakers consider it a civil rights issue while Oklahoma offers financial incentives.