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Cyber Security is often promoted throughout our K-12 school landscape in terms of web-filtering or social media awareness (e.g. anti-bullying campaigns).  The efforts of the aforementioned no doubt protect students from nefarious elements and allow educators and administrators a view into the “electronic school yard.”   However, K-12 networks and the vast amount of personal data they store can be an inviting target for black-hat hackers.  With the onslaught of shrinking municipal budgets coupled with over-worked or reduced IT staff, network security best practices can sometimes take a back seat on the proverbial technology bus.

There are seven key steps you can take to prevent getting hacked:

One and done, one and done.