MAEDS 2024

See how one district was able to leverage existing on-prem cameras and migrate to a cloud-enabled VMS platform with analytics and cloud backup.

Join the recent survivors of a cyber incident and hear a recount of beginning, middle, and end of every tech department’s worst nightmare.

As a State and as districts we are investing hundreds of thousands of dollars in cyber-security tools, personnel, plans, etc... BUT when an attack actually happens, WHAT do you NEED. WHEN do you need it. HOW can you be best prepared.

In this session, the Lenawee Monroe Technology Consortium and MiSecure will outline the RESPONSE process from the time that you discover a bad actor has compromised your environment, through the time when, and if, it is ok to bring systems back online.

We will also outline critical areas of focus for districts to concentrate on in making sure your systems are as secure as possible. Just because you have all devices protected with an EDR or MDR solution does not guarantee you will prevent an attack.

It's been a year since we embarked on our mission to safeguard our schools from cyber threats. Join us to celebrate our accomplishments, assess our current standing, and chart our path forward. We’ll deep dive into the statewide cybersecurity findings, shedding light on the most common issues, best practices, weaknesses and strengths. This is not just a presentation but a collaborative effort. We want to hear your experiences, challenges, and successes. Share your input to help us refine and enhance our cybersecurity strategies, ensuring we continue to support and protect our educational communities.

Join us for a session of Infiltration and Isolation, an Incident Response Tabletop system you may have heard me present on at MAEDS last year! Come and observe as a few volunteers participate in an Incident Response Scenario. See how the scenario unfolds and the participants react in order to isolate and resolve a simulated cyber attack. Whether you are one of the volunteer participants or if you are just an observer, this is a good opportunity to see how an Incident Response Exercise plays out and perhaps get some ideas for running your own Tabletop Exercise. This session is a fun and engaging way to help prepare for a serious cyber incident. I look forward to seeing you there to observe, or even to participate!