This year’s report highlights how higher ed IT leaders are adapting with purpose to artificial intelligence, resource ...

Today’s K–12-native Domain Name System (DNS) filtering platforms from vendors such as GoGuardian, Lightspeed and Securly are ...

Working closely with vendors to set expectations and understand risks is key to protecting student data and safety.

K–12 districts can uncover the real cost of student devices by measuring labor, licensing, repairs, downtime and retirement ...

K–12 districts are tightening contracts, standardizing data privacy agreements and building response plans to protect student ...

As higher education institutions prepare for unexpected events, from cyberattacks to unplanned downtime, disaster recovery is becoming a critical part of their survival. Having reliable, immutable ...

Cyber risk quantification is a key pillar in translating cybersecurity investments into measurable business outcomes.

Artificial intelligence chatbots can feel like a safe outlet for students. Here’s how schools can make sure they’re not going ...

Building a drone fleet for a K–12 education program isn’t a one-time purchase. Rather, it’s a multiyear investment, and the funding source used to pay for it carries compliance consequences. Selecting ...

Prospective students and their families have been known to judge an institution based on first impressions. In fact, 86% of higher education enrollment leaders said campus visits are the defining ...

Higher education IT teams are turning to hybrid environments to meet their needs for a variety of artificial intelligence use cases. Matt is an associate editorial director and award-winning content ...

At Washington’s Highline Public Schools, Chief of Digital Transformation and Innovation Teshon Christie takes a human-centered approach to technology. CHRISTIE: The Highline Promise guides our work.