Cyber threats targeting schools continue to grow, and many districts are being asked to protect increasingly complex technology environments with limited staff and resources.

Managed detection and response (MDR) is one way to stay ahead emerging threats – and the LTC is partnering up to make it more accessible to Illinois school districts.

The session will begin with a brief overview of the multistate cybersecurity collaboration with SentinelOne, including how their shared intelligence and coordinated defense strategies help strengthen school’s cyber defenses.

From there, we’ll focus in on a live demonstration of the SentinelOne security platform and its bundled capabilities available to participating districts. During the demo, we’ll walk through how districts can use the platform to detect threats, contain attacks, monitor vulnerabilities, and gain visibility across their technology environments.

We’ll also review how the managed detection and response services provide 24/7 monitoring and support for district IT teams.

Participants will see how the platform works in practice and learn what implementation looks like for Illinois school districts.

What You’ll See

• A brief overview of the multistate cybersecurity partnership
• How SentinelOne detects and automatically responds to threats
• Vulnerability management and asset discovery across district devices
• 24/7 managed detection and response monitoring
• What the bundled offering includes for participating districts
• How districts can get started

Who Should Attend

• Technology directors
• IT managers and network administrators
• K-12 school district leadership interested in strengthening cybersecurity

Learn more about our partnered endpoint security and managed response services →