Cyber Security White Papers
CoSN CTO Forum Helps Launch Cyber Security Project
Overview The Cyber Security Leadership Initiative was officially announced at the National Association of School Board's Teaching & Learning (T+L2) conference in Anaheim, California on October 23, 2003. CoSN CTO Council's Cyber Security Forum gave us an opportunity to build enthusiasm among our key constituency as well as to give Council members a chance to let us know about their interests and needs. The remainder of the session was an informal "focus group" in which participating CTOs met in small groups to discuss the issues that most concerned them about K-12 network security.
| Publisher | Consortium for School Networking | File Format | HTML |
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| Date Published | December 2004 | ||
| Format | White Papers | ||
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