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A New Standard for Cloud Security: Understanding the First FedRAMP 20x Class C Certification
A recent development in cloud security certification marks a significant step forward for government and critical infrastructure data protection. This article explores the implications of the first FedRAMP 20x Class C Certification, independently assessed by 360 Advanced, and what it means for the future of secure cloud services.
EdTechFormer Hacker's Insights: Strengthening School Cybersecurity Against Evolving Threats
With cyberattacks on educational institutions becoming more sophisticated, a former hacker shares practical strategies for schools to bolster their defenses. Learn how continuous remediation can protect sensitive data and ensure student safety in the digital age.
EdTechNew Bill Aims to Boost Online Privacy and Accountability for Big Tech
A recently introduced bill, the Big Tech Accountability Act, seeks to empower individuals with greater control over their personal data and hold large tech companies responsible for content amplification. This landmark legislation, developed in collaboration with Free Speech For People, addresses growing concerns about online privacy and the spread of misinformation.
Parenting for LearningProtecting Student Data: Lessons from the Department for Education Cyber Incident
A recent cyber-attack on the Department for Education highlights the critical importance of robust data security. Learn what this incident means for student privacy and what steps schools and families can take to safeguard sensitive information.
EdTechStrengthening School Cyber Resilience: Why Data is Your First Line of Defense
In today's digital learning environment, protecting student and staff data is paramount. Discover why building cyber resilience for schools starts by securing your most valuable asset: the data layer itself.
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