Beyond Convenience: How Interoperability Protects Against Cyberattacks
Cyberattacks on schools and universities are rising at an alarming rate. There is no perfect solution to protecting your data, but there are open standards that can help mitigate the risks and reduce the amount of data hackers have access to if they breach your system.

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