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Hackers Take Schools To School

Posted on March 24, 2011 by Dissent

Nice to see on data on this. Tim Wilson of Dark Reading writes:

Some 63 percent of K-12 schools say they have experienced at least two security breaches in the past year, according to a new study, and their IT administrators are struggling to find the resources they need to keep up with security tasks.

According to the “Panda Security Kindergarten-12 Education IT Security Study,” which was published today, many schools are struggling to find the time and resources they need to build out their security programs.

Read more on Dark Reading.

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