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Security Risk by Accepting Policy Exceptions
Aug. 7, 2022, 4:38 p.m. | John P. Gormally, SR
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Security Risk by Accepting Policy Exceptions
When an exception to the rule becomes a security breach.
I was profoundly shocked after reading the cybersecurity act of 2021. The action called for a 120-day study by the CISA on the various attack vectors impacting the K-12 school districts. Additional mandates include recommendations to deal with malware and ransomware. This act and similar educational security mandates are seen to lack the requirement for mandatory implementation and accountability.
An exception to any rule …
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