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Critical steps to bolster K-12 cybersecurity

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This past August, the Center for Internet Security’s Multi-State Information Sharing and Analysis Center (MS-ISAC), which serves state and local governments, reported that it expects an increase of as much as 86 percent in cybersecurity incidents aimed at K-12 school systems over the course of the current school year.

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4 possible COVID learning realities

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Pandemic Planning for Distance Learning: Scenarios and Considerations for PreK–12 Education Leaders , a report from New America, asks just those questions. Brick to Click Learning : Districts have resumed some traditional face-to-face classes, but have the ability to quickly move to distance learning if a new wave of COVID-19 emerges.

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7 things K-12 IT teams can do now to manage OT risks

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The rapid shift to distance learning accelerated an already growing trend. IT teams provide networking and, in some cases, security oversight for OT that is connected to the campus networks and the internet. million malware attacks within the last 30 days.

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New Data from Rave Mobile Safety Shows Schools’ Top Safety Concerns About Returning to the Classroom

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To address these concerns, schools will be putting up signage promoting social distancing (74%) and issuing daily temperature checks (69%) and wellness checks (57%). State and local governments will be the major influencers about when schools reopen and teachers and students return to the classroom — and many are starting early.

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Kajeet Private 5G™ Platform Launched, Enabling Private Wireless Networks For All

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Private 5G For All The pandemic has demonstrated the importance of everyone having a broadband internet connection. However, there are still nearly 30 million Americans that lack access to a fast and reliable internet connection to support distance learning, remote work, and telehealth.

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Cox Business Brings High Speed Fiber Connectivity to Historical Jamestowne Island To Provide Virtual Explorations of the James Fort and Archaearium

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The 411-year-old staple in American history now has high-speed, optical fiber internet, enhancing the visitor experience – both on-site and virtually. ” The project to connect Historical Jamestowne Island was completed in early 2020 – just in time for distance learning. ATLANTA and JAMESTOWN, Va.,

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