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Dr. Timothy Tillman (Chesterfield County Public Schools, Virginia) rejoins the REMS TA Center for a discussion about the important role that school boards have in developing and improving K-12 cybersecurity postures. “Letting information technology (IT) team handle it” is no longer enough; school boards can lead by understanding what their IT teams need and providing a road map for improvement.
This episode explores the following questions:
- How do we need to reframe our philosophies regarding the relationships between IT teams, school boards, and K-12 cybersecurity?
- What is the role of a school’s IT department in helping create and maintain a strong K-12 cybersecurity posture?
- What is the role of the school board in helping create and maintain a strong K-12 cybersecurity posture?
- What are “outside vendor risks” and what responsibilities should school boards take to address them?
- How can school boards and communities grow from where they are now to where they need to be to protect schools most effectively?
Transcript
REMS TA Center Resources
Cybersecurity Considerations for K-12 Schools and School Districts (Online Course)
Cybersecurity Preparedness for K-12 Schools and Institutions of Higher Education (Web Page)
Cyber Safety for K-12 Schools and School Districts (Web Page)
Live Trainings by Request (Web Page)
Understanding the Role of Information Technology Specialists in Supporting School Safety Before, During, and After an Emergency (Webinar)
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Dr. Timothy Tillman (Chesterfield County Public Schools, Virginia) rejoins the REMS TA Center for a discussion about the important role that school boards have in developing and improving K-12 cybersecurity postures. “Letting information technology (IT) team handle it” is no longer enough; school boards can lead by understanding what their IT teams need and providing a road map for improvement.
This episode explores the following questions:
- How do we need to reframe our philosophies regarding the relationships between IT teams, school boards, and K-12 cybersecurity?
- What is the role of a school’s IT department in helping create and maintain a strong K-12 cybersecurity posture?
- What is the role of the school board in helping create and maintain a strong K-12 cybersecurity posture?
- What are “outside vendor risks” and what responsibilities should school boards take to address them?
- How can school boards and communities grow from where they are now to where they need to be to protect schools most effectively?
Transcript
REMS TA Center Resources
Cybersecurity Considerations for K-12 Schools and School Districts (Online Course)
Cybersecurity Preparedness for K-12 Schools and Institutions of Higher Education (Web Page)
Cyber Safety for K-12 Schools and School Districts (Web Page)
Live Trainings by Request (Web Page)
Understanding the Role of Information Technology Specialists in Supporting School Safety Before, During, and After an Emergency (Webinar)
Join the Conversation
Use the #REMSontheAir hashtag and engage in a post-episode discussion on X (formerly Twitter). To ensure that the #REMSontheAir podcast serves your needs
- Send us topic ideas.
- Propose experts and other key stakeholders in the field to feature.
- Send us follow-up questions and/or comments on information shared within each episode or related to a specific series.
Send us an email with #REMSontheAir in the subject line; tag @remstacenter in a post via X; or call our toll-free phone number at 1-855-781-REMS [7367] to share your ideas, requests, and questions.