K-12 districts are in an era when just about all their operations are connected to online networks: from student and staff laptops to security cameras and door access controls. Any disruption to those services can be costly.
Schools and education companies have increasingly become a top target for cyberattacks. These attacks could lead to tech tools being unusable for hours, days, and sometimes even weeks. Natural disasters—such as tornadoes, hurricanes, or wildfires—could also disrupt schools’ access to the technology they’re increasingly reliant on.
No matter the cause, it’s important for districts and schools to be able to pivot when the technologies they use daily are out of commission for any duration of time.
Following is a downloadable tip sheet featuring four tips from experts on how schools can prepare for tech disruptions.
