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Building a Culture of Cybersecurity in K-12 with Itza White, Director of Cybersecurity at Five Star
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Welcome to episode 21 of Zero Breach Zone! In this hosts Andy Lombardo and Phil Hintz welcome Itza White, the Director of Cybersecurity for Five Star. The group discusses the unique challenges of cybersecurity in K-12 education, the importance of documentation, and building a culture of security awareness. Itza shares her journey into cybersecurity, two big challenges schools face including the rising significance of cyber insurance, and the need for effective incident response plans. The conversation also highlights the importance of empowering women and girls in technology and the resources available for schools to enhance their cybersecurity posture.
Key Takeaways
- Cybersecurity in K-12 requires special considerations. Documentation is crucial for effective cybersecurity practices.
- Everyone in a school is part of the security team.
- Cyber insurance requirements are constantly evolving.
- Building a culture of security awareness is essential.
- Training can often be done at low cost.
- Incident response plans should be tested regularly.
- Partnerships with cybersecurity firms can provide valuable resources.
- Empowering women in technology is important for the industry's development.
Resources Mentioned
- Parting Tool: Five Star's Cyber Incident's Readiness Check - a free 20 questions tool for assessing cybersecurity readiness
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