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Information Technology Sessions




                             10:45 AM                                               2:00 PM
         106: The Intersection of Cybersecurity                306: Keep your Defensive Line Strong:

                 and Law                                               Web Filtering and Student
                                                                       Protection
         K-12 schools are subject to several Federal and
         State laws which aim to protect the privacy of        Web filtering in today’s schools is about more
         students, employees, and their families. These        than blocking and allowing web sites; it’s also
         laws  include,  but  are  not  limited  to,  CIPA,    about keeping students safe — from inappro-
         FERPA,  PPRA,  HIPAA,  and  COPPA.  Districts         priate content as well as from things like self
         have a responsibility to implement cybersecu-         harm,  bullying,  and  school  violence.  In  this
         rity controls to comply with these laws. Cy-          session, learn how Mesa Public Schools filter,
         bersecurity requirements may include controls         manage, monitor, & protects their students.
         such  as  monitoring,  encryption,  risk  assess-
         ments, and vulnerabilities assessments. Come  You’ll learn how:
         to this session to learn about these laws and           • Dynamic  reporting  can  give  you  detailed,
         how districts can use the NIST 800-53 (rev. 4)            granular reports on individual students
         controls manual to select appropriate cyberse-          • Smart Agents solve SSL decryption without the
         curity controls.                                          hassles of proxies, PAC files, or trust certs
                                                                 • AI-based insights and real-time alerts on con-
         Presented By: George Gerado - Western                     cerning student activity
         Maricopa Education Center, Ruth A. Unks,                • Remotely set policies to every device and OS
                                                                 • And more!
         ARM, DRM, CRM - Timberland Consult-
         ing LLC & Ted A. LeSueur, HCISPP, CISSP,              Presented By: Garrett Godoy - Mesa Public
         QSC, MsCIS(h) - Arizona School Risk Re-               Schools & Kyle Ball  - Lightspeed Systems
         tention Trust

                                                                                    3:05 PM

                              12:45 PM                         406: Safety and Security in K-12, a
         206: IoT Isn’t Just a Sensor                                  Conversation with Arizona School
                                                                       Districts
         There are lots of perceptions about IoT. Usu-
         ally they are based on experiences with Smart         Join  our  panel  representing  several  Ari-
         devices or hype in the media. The truth is it         zona  school  districts  discussing  topics  sur-
         doesn’t have to be complicated and there are          rounding  how  challenges  and  opportuni-
         many  simple  ways  IoT  can  have  an  impact        ties  surrounding  maintaining  a  safe  and
         and improve education. In this session we will        secure  technology  environment  with  our
         explore some of the everyday uses cases for
         IoT in education and how you can start simple         moderator Jerod Adkins (Cisco RM) lead-

         and realize tangible results.                         ing the conversation.
                                                               Presented By: Russell Deneault - Glendale
         Presented By: Tom Clark - Glendale Elemen-            Elementary School District & Jerod Adkins -
         tary School District & Matt Fistler - Logicalis
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