See how Identity Automation's PhishID solutions helped when a phishing attack struck.
Industry: K-12 Solution: PhishID Outcome: PhishID was proactive in detecting phishing threats in rea...
As phishing attacks rise, safeguarding your school district is more important than ever. K12 Security Information eXchange (K12 SIX) and Identity Automation are answering the call from the Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) to offer protection through the Phishing Protection Program.
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) phishing campaigns targeting teachers, staff, and executive administrators in large school districts throughout the United States have continued to be on the rise since December 2023.
Ransomware is running through education like a raging wildfire. Last year alone, 56% of K-12 districts and 64% of Higher Education institutions were victims of ransomware attacks.
Join the K12 Security Information eXchange (K12 SIX) and Identity Automation for an informational webinar on how and why to take a K-12-specific, identity-centric approach to proactive cybersecurity monitoring and response.
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.
[July 18, 2024] – Identity Automation, a leading cybersecurity company dedicated to the education industry, is thrilled to announce its new look.
One of the top private Catholic universities needed simple identity and access management (IAM) to support its diverse student and employee population.
Cherokee County School District needed a robust identity access management (IAM) system that could meet the needs of its diverse population. Read the full case study to learn more.
See how Identity Automation's RapidIdentity solutions helped Owensboro Public Schools.
A white paper released by PIXM highlights an alarming trend in cyberattacks targeting school districts across the United States.
OAuth is a standard for sharing user account authentication data across various platforms. The name of this technology is quite literal - it's called Open Authorization.
