Safeguarding student privacy and the security of networks remains a key priority for education leaders.
Note: This blog entry originally published by TCEA TechNotes blog. Read other awesome blog entries by the TCEA team online at www.tcea.org/blog
In December, 2016, school leaders came together to match answers to tough questions as they heard from industry experts on ways to protect what is most important to them. In this blog entry, learn how to get access to the powerful presentations and conversations that took place.
Mark Your Calendars! The 2017 TCEA Technology Leadership Summit is scheduled for Friday, May 12, 2017. Register now for this event.
How Do I Get the Summit Resources?
You can access the audio, presentation slides, and more of the sessions online now for a nominal fee ($49). You will need to have a TCEA log in.
What Exactly Will I Get?
Presentation slides, pictures,and audio recordings of the high-level speakers will be yours to explore and reflect on. In addition to Bill Fitzgerald’s (of Common Sense Media) keynote, critical areas addressed include:
- Understanding DDoS Attacks,
- Securing Single-Sign-On (SSO)
- Security/Privacy Legislative Panel
TCEA’s Commitment
TCEA is committed to creating professional learning and networking opportunities that address the needs of Chief Technology Officers (CTOs) and Directors/Coordinators of Technology in K-16 education institutions. Be sure to join your colleagues at the Friday, May 12, 2017 event.
Everything posted on Miguel Guhlin’s blogs/wikis are his personal opinion and do not necessarily represent the views of his employer(s) or its clients. Read Full Disclosure
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Privacy and security should be of the highest priority in any institution. I know safeguards can be put in place for the offenders to remain anonymous, but when those who do these things are caught, a severe punishment needs to be established to make those who would do the same, think twice about it.
Perhaps putting their skills to work for good… IN PRISON and without pay.