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Why are K-12 educational institutions reluctant to report cyber incidents? - Help Net Security

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GAO report shows K-12 schools reluctant to report cyber incidents. FSA received 409 incident reports in fiscal year 2022, down from 460 in previous year. This isn't a sign of reduced incidents occurring, but a signs of reduced reporting of incidents, says Stan Golubchik, CEO at ContraForce.
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Why are K-12 educational institutions reluctant to report cyber incidents? - Help Net Security

In this Help Net Security video, Stan Golubchik talks about concerns of the lack of cyber incident reporting across K-12 school systems.

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Help Net Security broke the news in on Thursday, December 1, 2022.
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