This article was originally published in eSchool News on 11/10/25 by Charlie Sander. Phishing via QR codes, a tactic now known as “quishing,” involves attackers embedding malicious QR codes in emails or posters Schools can keep QR logins safe and seamless by blending clear visual cues, ongoing user education, and risk-based checks behind the scenes ...

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This article was originally published in The Learning Counsel on 11/5/25 by Charlie Sander. It’s time for district leaders to turn your attention to cybersecurity strategy As the buzz around back-to-school season subsides and teachers and students fall into the rhythm of a new academic year, it’s time for K-12 administrators and district leaders to ...

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This article was originally published in T.H.E. Journal on 10/22/25 by Charlie Sander. Printers may not be glamorous, but they are an often-overlooked attack vector that should be part of every district’s cybersecurity strategy Cyber attacks are hitting K–12 schools with alarming regularity. From mid-2023 through 2024, more than four out of five reporting districts faced some ...

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