Education & EdTech

K-12 districts are fighting ransomware, but IT teams pay the price

Ali NematiOct 10, 2025

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K-12 districts are making progress in defending against ransomware, with fewer payments and faster recovery times, but IT staff are experiencing high levels of stress and burnout. Content creators must prioritize prevention strategies and support for IT teams to maintain security improvements while addressing emerging AI-powered threats.

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