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Do's and Don'ts for School Cybersecurity Awareness
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DennyKoul
DennyKoul,
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10/29/2020 | 4:44:22 AM
Do's and Don'ts for School Cybersecurity Awareness
The cybersecurity of educational institutions is not really in the best shape. My students and I at college are collecting all the useful functions for learning and self-development, and we are waiting for various useful innovations, including updates to the cybersecurity policy. For example, we recently prepared a quarantine task. If we had not asked for the essay on time, otherwise we would not have done it, and we would have been excluded from the course. But when using dense service for writing essays in college, we got pages blocked. This is absurd!
You can also read about cybersecurity policy on any college website.
If this issue had been resolved long ago at the administrative level, we would not have suffered. After all, the problem is not with cybercriminals, but with the modernity of our educational systems.


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