Education is a frequent target for ransomware attacks, resulting in skyrocketing cybersecurity insurance premiums (as much as 300%!) and a higher bar for coverage that often includes MFA mandates. The time for districtwide MFA has arrived, but actually implementing it across your diverse user population is daunting! The reality is that MFA in K-12 cannot be approached as “one-size-fits-all.” Your students, teachers, and staff need a digital experience that’s tailored to their specific needs, abilities, and risk-levels.

Watch this session to learn how to proactively identify which of your users are at risk, enhance security with flexible MFA, and implement best practices to comply with cyber insurance provider mandates.

Featured speakers include:

• Doug Levin, National Director, K12 SIX
• Jon Hurley, Assistant Superintendent of Technology, Dallas (TX) Independent School District
• Kevin Satterfield, Senior Architect (Authentication), Identity Automation

Chapters:

• Credential Re-Use
• Identity-Centric Approach
  
• Productivity vs. Security
  
• Identity Management Maturity Model
  
• Federation
  
• Multi-Factor Authentication
  
• SSO & Universal Authentication