Open networks, shared devices, and student data make schools a favorite target. We deliver secure, manageable IT that holds up to a distributed, high-turnover user base, from the classroom and the lab to the student information system.
Schools run open by design and turn over a large share of their users every year. That combination creates gaps the average business never has to think about.
Guest Wi-Fi, personal devices, dorms, and classrooms mean thousands of endpoints you don't own connect every day. The perimeter is porous on purpose, and attackers know it.
Carts, labs, and library kiosks pass between dozens of users a day. Sessions overlap, local data lingers, and a single misconfigured machine becomes a shared risk.
Grades, health notes, and personal information carry legal handling and disclosure obligations. A lost laptop or exposed folder isn't just an IT problem — it's a reportable event.
Onboarding and offboarding happen at scale every term. Without disciplined identity management, stale accounts pile up, and each one is an unlocked door.
The same disciplined managed-IT and security foundation our other clients run, configured for shared devices, open networks, and a user base that changes every year.
MFA, single sign-on, and role-based accounts for staff, faculty, and administrative teams, provisioned and de-provisioned on a schedule so no account outlives its owner.
See Identity & Access→Imaging, mobile device management, and lockdown for carts, labs, and kiosks, so every shared machine boots to a known-good state and leaves nothing behind.
See Managed IT→Data classification, encryption, and FERPA-aligned handling with monitoring for where sensitive records travel, and the documentation to back it up.
See Compliance & Risk→Segmented networks that keep staff, student, guest, and IoT traffic apart, filtered, monitored, and built to hold up when the whole building logs on at once.
See Network & Infrastructure→Immutable backups and rehearsed recovery for the student information system, shared drives, and the systems a school day depends on, tested, not assumed.
See Backup & Recovery→Ongoing phishing simulations and training for staff and students, because the people on your network change constantly, and remain the most-targeted way in.
See our security approach→Yes. We map controls to how student records must be handled under FERPA — classification, encryption, access limits, and monitoring, and keep the documentation current, so an audit or a disclosure question has a clear answer instead of a scramble.
We image and enroll them in mobile device management, then apply lockdown and session policy so each machine boots to a known-good state and leaves no local data behind. Carts, labs, and library kiosks are managed as a fleet, not one machine at a time.
Yes. We segment the network so staff, student, guest, and IoT traffic run on separate paths, each filtered and monitored — which contains problems and keeps a compromised student device away from administrative systems.
Identity is provisioned and de-provisioned on a schedule tied to enrollment and employment. New cohorts get access on day one; departing users lose it on their last day, so stale accounts don't accumulate into an unmonitored attack surface.
We support the infrastructure underneath them — network, servers, identity, and the Microsoft 365 or Google environments common in education — and work alongside your SIS and LMS platform vendors, hardening the tenant, managing licensing, and monitoring the pieces that hold student and staff data.
Start with a free vulnerability scan. We'll show you the open doors across your network and devices today, and what it takes to close them before the next term starts.