What is Zero Trust security? In a nutshell, it is a way of approaching all types of digital and physical security, in which there are no preferences, no white-lists, and no trusted actors. All actors, both internal and external, are treated as possible threats and ‘blocked’ by default, applying the same high security protocols, access controls, and barriers for everyone.
Using cybersecurity basics, advisory from experienced third parties and MSSPs, schools and school districts can reduce their exposure to ransomware and phishing risks.
It’s clear that schools need stronger cybersecurity at this time. This should include countermeasures like effective access controls for the network, especially for the “privileged” administrative back end of school databases and email systems.
What is data encryption? We hear about it all the time and we may know what it means, in general terms. But, what is data encryption, actually? Let’s start with…
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