Data Privacy Checklist for Startups: Things to Consider
Data Privacy for Startups Starting a new business can be challenging, but incorporating data privacy from its inception need not be. However, data privacy is […]
DR. STELLA LEE – CRYSTAL BALLING WITH LEARNNOVATORS
DR. STELLA LEE - CRYSTAL BALLING WITH LEARNNOVATORS ABOUT DR. STELLA LEE: Dr. Stella Lee brings over 20 years of international experience in e-learning, blended, […]
COVID-19 and Cybersecurity: 'Catastrophic Attack on Our Technology Systems'
Two of the nation's largest school districts were rattled recently by incidents related to internet security and privacy.
Schools Aren't Doing Enough to Protect Their Networks, Top Cybersecurity Official Warns
The nation's top cybersecurity official urged schools to take advantage of free federal resources for safeguarding their networks.
Using Student Data to Identify Future Criminals: A Privacy Debacle
A Florida county police department uses sensitive school data to keep a secret list of students it deems as at risk of engaging in criminal […]
Large, Well-Off Suburban Districts Most Likely to Get Hacked
Bigger, wealthier districts make easier targets for hackers, a GAO analysis found.
What Do Parents Think of Online Learning?
Parents are supportive overall of online learning, but have big questions about student privacy, a survey by a nonprofit found.
N.Y. Lawmakers Voted to Ban Facial Recognition in Schools. One Superintendent Isn't Pleased.
New York state lawmakers voted Wednesday to ban facial recognition technology from the state's schools until at least July 2022.
Facial Recognition Tech in Schools Prompts Lawsuit, Renewed Racial Bias Concerns
The New York Civil Liberties Union filed a lawsuit against the state education department's decision to approve the Lockport school district's facial recognition system.
Zoom Unveils New Privacy and Security Features to Address Hacking Issues
The company has agreed to a host of new security features for all nationwide users, including password-protected invitations and giving meeting hosts control over private […]
Thousands of Schools Are Falling Short on Students' Data Privacy Rights, Report Says
Parents and students can opt out from schools disclosing personal information, but many schools don't make that option clear to families.
Federal Privacy Protections Would Extend to Older Children Under New Bill
Older children would be protected by the same online privacy laws that apply to younger kids, under a bipartisan bill introduced in the U.S. House […]
