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MS-ISAC Resources for the K-12 World

Date/Time/Room
January 16
1:20 pm - 2:10 pm CT
Room: Virtual
Strand
Cybersecurity, Data Privacy
Audience
Administrators, Technology Leaders/Support

Cybersecurity challenges face all types of organizations. The threats we see impacting the private sector are similar to the threats that the MS-ISAC has seen impacting State-Local-Tribal-and Territorial entities throughout the K-12 sector. These threat actors are not only after money, personal information and organization secrets, but they are also looking to damage your organization’s reputation. While no single organization can prevent these threat actors from targeting and infiltrating your network, the resources provided at no-cost by the MS-ISAC can help mitigate these risks. Resources ranging from actionable intelligence and passive monitoring of your public information, to actively blocking malicious connections from establishing, the MS-ISAC provides no-cost resources to over 16,000 organizations, almost 5000 of which are in the K-12 sector, across the United States.

Presenter
Heather Doxon
Heather Doxon
Regional Engagement Manager, MS-ISAC (Center for Internet Security)

Heather Doxon is Regional Engagement Manager (REM) with the Multi-State Information & Analysis Center (MS-ISAC®) and is a member of the Stakeholder Engagement team, who works with our nation’s State, Local, Territorial, and Tribal (SLTT) governments and public education institutions to provide free cybersecurity resources and services. Heather manages partnerships with the hundreds of MS-ISAC® members throughout CISA Region 5, supporting their overall cybersecurity posture. Heather has an AAS in Education, and a BA in Ethnic Studies with minors in History and African History. Since 2008, she worked in elections focusing on integrity and security, and has brought that knowledge and experience into the SLTT realm.