douglevin

@douglevin@infosec.exchange

Co-Founder and National Director, K12 Security Information eXchange (K12 SIX), a Global Resilience Federation community. Developed and maintain the K-12 Cyber Incident Map, which U.S. GAO found to be the “most complete resource that tracks K-12 cybersecurity incidents, including student data breaches.”

Working to help U.S. school districts and other K-12 organizations prevent ransomware incidents, BEC, and data breaches. Formerly: SETDA, NASBE, NCTA, AIR.

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popey, to random
@popey@ubuntu.social avatar

Is there a “badge zero” button I can press in iOS to reset all notification badges across all applications?

douglevin,

@popey OMG - that is triggering. At some point years ago, I turned off the vast majority of notifications I was receiving and it helped make my life saner. Are all of those notifications really a priority for YOU?

PogoWasRight, to random

I did not have a botnet of smart toothbrushes on this morning's Cyberattack Bingo card. Did you?

https://www.independent.co.uk/tech/toothbrush-hack-cyber-attack-botnet-b2492018.html

douglevin,
douglevin, to random

Three million malware-infected smart toothbrushes used in Swiss attacks — causes millions of euros in damages https://www.tomshardware.com/networking/three-million-malware-infected-smart-toothbrushes-used-in-swiss-ddos-attacks-botnet-causes-millions-of-euros-in-damages

douglevin, to ukteachers

UK: Headteacher defends school closure after cyber attack as parents say its 'disgusting' https://uk.news.yahoo.com/headteacher-defends-school-closure-cyber-180000295.html?guccounter=1

douglevin, to ukteachers

Online system for applying to Czech secondary schools hacked https://english.radio.cz/online-system-applying-czech-secondary-schools-hacked-8807512

douglevin, to ukteachers
douglevin, to ukteachers
douglevin,

@dsalo @PogoWasRight @brett @funnymonkey @michaelfklein @mkeierleber It was launched at a very specific point in time to solve a specific problem - no thought was given to governance, sustainability, or even how or when to gracefully sunset it

dangoodin, (edited ) to random

Quick survey because I need to replace my 14-year-old monitor: Do I need a 4k monitor if I'm using it mostly for email, web browsing (with video) and occasional streaming? Is it worth spending extra, or will a non-4k monitor suit my needs? Keep in mind, I'll likely use this monitor for 14 or more years, so please make your recommendation what that in mind.

Update: Thanks for all the comments so far. To answer a few questions: I have room for only 1 monitor, so I want it to be no smaller than 27" because I often have multiple windows open it it'd be nice if I could put them side-by-side sometimes. I'm willing to go bigger, if it fits into my budget. I'd like to spend no more than $600.

douglevin,

@dangoodin 14 years is a really long time for a monitor IMHO. How much are you looking to spend?

douglevin,

@dangoodin @jerry @xabean That's too big - designed for 60" panels and @jerry recommended a 43" panel.

douglevin,

@jerry @dangoodin @xabean I mean it could work, but the mounting arms might extend above and below the monitor. Agree that seems pricey for a mount - just search for one designed to fit a monitor the size you are buying.

PogoWasRight, to ukteachers

reports: "K-12 Cybersecurity Spending, Insurance on the Rise"
https://www.govtech.com/education/k-12/k-12-cybersecurity-spending-insurance-on-the-rise

Direct link to the Clever report, Cybersecure 2024, upon which it is based: https://www.clever.com/cybersecure-report

@douglevin @funnymonkey @brett @michaelfklein @mkeierleber @dsalo

Here's a somewhat chilling, but expected finding from the report on how districts consider vendor cybersecurity:

douglevin,

@PogoWasRight @funnymonkey @brett @michaelfklein @mkeierleber @dsalo My sense is that is a pretty optimistic take, too.

douglevin, to ukteachers

Relied on by Parents, Hailed by Schools, GPS Bus Trackers Raise Security Risks https://www.the74million.org/article/relied-on-by-parents-hailed-by-schools-gps-bus-trackers-raise-security-risks/ via @mkeierleber

Must read:

"But Nguyen-Bull said her company was uninterested in signing the [CISA] pledge, calling it meaningless without any clear cybersecurity standards. Yet she also balked at the idea of regulations that would set specific cybersecurity requirements.

“We’re not just going to sign random pledges that ask for slightly different things if we don’t know if we can track those things,” she said. “As a small family-run business, we don’t have five compliance people tracking all of the different pledges and ensuring that we check all of the boxes.”

@PogoWasRight @brett @funnymonkey @michaelfklein @boblord

douglevin,
douglevin,

@funnymonkey @mkeierleber @PogoWasRight @brett @michaelfklein @boblord They are student data privacy pledge signatory, natch.

PogoWasRight, to Cybersecurity
douglevin,

@PogoWasRight @funnymonkey @brett @michaelfklein Nice to see @dsalo bringing the heat.

PogoWasRight, to random

Me trying to figure out whether to code incidents as events or not for our annual statistical analyses when reporting entities carefully fail to disclose what happened.

douglevin,

@PogoWasRight I feel ya...

douglevin,

@PogoWasRight thoughts and prayers!!

douglevin,

@PogoWasRight Oh no!!

douglevin, to ukteachers

Letters sent out to former students, employees of school districts about a data breach (that happened last year, natch) https://www.wdio.com/front-page/top-stories/letters-sent-out-to-former-students-employees-of-school-districts-about-a-data-breach/ @PogoWasRight @brett @funnymonkey

PogoWasRight, to ukteachers

Because these posts scroll away, I have posted something on DataBreaches.net about the discrepancies between what Raptor Technologies has told school districts and WIRED and what we know about the incident -- and what we don't know yet:

https://www.databreaches.net/raptor-technologies-unsecured-blob-exposure-was-worse-than-they-acknowledged-heres-what-we-know-and-dont-know-so-far/

Someone might want to ask the U.S. Education Department and the #FTC to look into this incident.

#EdTech #EduSec #infosecurity #vendor #cybersecurity #transparency

@brett @allan @douglevin @michaelfklein @funnymonkey

douglevin,

@PogoWasRight @brett @allan @michaelfklein @funnymonkey Thanks for writing this up. Will work it... ;)

douglevin,
douglevin, to ukteachers

Just got off the phone with an edu reporter who had been getting recent pitch after pitch from Raptor Technologies about their products (multiple this week alone). She had no idea about their recent breach (https://www.wired.com/story/us-school-shooter-emergency-plans-leak/). To say she had salty words for the company....I need to wash my ears out. Expect we will see some more coverage ;) @PogoWasRight @brett @funnymonkey @michaelfklein

douglevin, to random

Inc Ransom claims to have data from Washington School for the Deaf @PogoWasRight @brett

douglevin, to ukteachers

Staff Editorial: Fullerton Joint Union High School District superintendent should have acted sooner in informing community about November data breach https://shhsaccolade.com/15207/opinion/staff-editorial-fullerton-joint-union-high-school-district-superintendent-should-have-acted-sooner-in-informing-community-about-november-data-breach/ @PogoWasRight @brett @funnymonkey

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