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Recently, the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) was affected by a ransomware attack—one of the biggest breaches in the education sector—which indicates technology can either be an asset or a liability for an educator. Hackers stole and leaked a 500GB trove of data, disrupting LAUSD’s access to applications, emails, and computer systems. These episodes warrant the need for solutions in the sector to protect critical academic data. 

