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U.S. Department of Education Cracks Down on Cybersecurity: No More Apples for the Teacher, Just Secure Networks!
Class is in session, techno-geeks! The U.S. Department of Education is swapping textbooks for cybersecurity briefs. Partnering with CISA, they’re launching a K-12 Cybersecurity Resilience initiative. No, it doesn’t involve bulletproof underpants but a safe digital learning environment. Who knew that ‘with great power of…
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Class is in session and the U.S. Department of Education is handing out homework to all the techno-geeks out there! With the new school year upon us, the department is rolling up its sleeves to ensure our digital classrooms are as safe as our physical ones. With their latest initiative, they're not just handing out textbooks but also cybersecurity briefs. And no, we're not talking about bulletproof underpants; we're talking about a comprehensive guide to making our digital education infrastructure safer. Looks like the Department of Education is taking a page out of Spiderman's book: "With great power (of technology) comes great responsibility (of cybersecurity)."Already a member? Log in here