Textbook publisher Pearson sues Chegg for copyright infringement

A survey from the cybersecurity firm Kaspersky found that 72% of parents of school-aged kids would support schools paying to avoid the leaks of stolen data.

Lawmakers passed another bill they say is aimed at tamping down the threat of ransomware attacks against schools.

"There was no other choice," officials from the Judson Independent School District in Bexar County, Texas, said about their decision to pay off their hackers.

While threats against school districts continue, thousands have joined the MS-ISAC to get intelligence and security services.

Attackers obtained employee Social Security numbers and financial information, but school leaders are still evaluating the extent of the attack.

A new research project provides 10 variables for school leaders to gauge the success of edtech purchases as federal relief flows in.

As the new chair of the National Governors Association, Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson said he intends to use his home state as an example of computer science education expansion.

Research from BlackBerry aims to help K-12 schools and universities identify a trojan horse virus that's being used by operators of the PYSA ransomware.

The department has not done enough to tell K-12 schools they can use their COVID-19 relief on cybersecurity, Sens. Mark Warner and Susan Collins wrote in letter to Education Secretary Miguel Cardona.

Six school districts around the country will receive $500,000 in services from the computing giant to help defend themselves against threats like ransomware.