EduPaths & MISecure

What every school employee should know about cybersecurity

Cybersecurity for Educators - How to Become a Human Firewall

Technology efforts in response to COVID-19 have demonstrated the need for schools across Michigan to continually grow cybersecurity practices to protect student information and secure school network infrastructure from active threats. To support these efforts MAISA worked with the Michigan Educational Technology Leaders (METL) Cybersecurity Taskforce to enhance the “Essential Cybersecurity Practices for K12” through offering online professional learning opportunities.

Michigan Education Technology Leaders (METL) consists primarily of ISD/ESA/RESA senior technology leaders from across the state. The idea behind METL is how to organize and align our collective efforts to work both on issues that we all hold in common and also those larger, transformative, statewide, and systemic issues.

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Cybersecurity for Educators - How to become a Human Firewall - Part 1

In the lessons for both courses, Part 1 and Part 2, we will be covering what every school employee should know about cybersecurity, both personally as well as in the classroom.

To enroll, use this link - Cybersecurity for Educators - How to become a Human Firewall - Part 1

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Cybersecurity for Educators - How to become a Human Firewall - Part 2

In the lessons for both courses, Part 1 and Part 2, we will be covering what every school employee should know about cybersecurity, both personally as well as in the classroom.

To enroll, use this link - Cybersecurity for Educators - How to Become a Human Firewall - Part 2

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About MISecure: The MISecure team is a task force setup by the Michigan Education Technology Leaders (METL) which is a workgroup of MAISA.