Cybersecurity strategies for world-class teaching and learning
Protect the security and privacy of your network with a Zero Trust Network Access cybersecurity strategy.
The increase in scope and scale of cyberattacks - particularly ransomware attacks - are having severe impacts on schools and districts. Students and faculty are losing valuable classroom time and information, putting educational goals at risk.
The only network cybersecurity strategy that can effectively counter threats today is one that provides micro-segmentation of any user, device or application, no matter where it is located — on-campus, in the cloud or off-campus — and based on five key assertions:
- The network is hostile
- External and internal threats are always present
- Location is not enough to determine trust
- Every device, user and network flow must be authenticated and authorized
- Policies must be dynamic and use as many data sources as possible
What is zero trust network access?
Discover how a Zero Trust Network Access cybersecurity strategy can protect the security and privacy of your network’s information, defend against cyberattacks and ensure that the focus at your schools remain on teaching and learning.
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Re-thinking cybersecurity in education
DownloadThis infographic looks at cybersecurity in the education sector and identifies what it needs to change to ensure world-class security education
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Comprehensive cybersecurity on campus
DownloadThis infographic presents a comprehensive approach to cybersecurity on campus and provides five steps to implement a ZTNA strategy.
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Is your campus ready to empower student success?
DownloadInfographic on digital transformation for education and how it helps empower student success
