A research team at Washington University in St. Louis is using self-destructing chips with tiny timers to improve data encryption.

West Lafayette, Indiana's population spikes when class is in session, so the city is throwing a challenge.

Researchers plan to develop an add-on device to monitor attacks and adapt to emerging threats against "internet of things" devices.

Instead of scanning individual department pages for minimum technology requirements, students can now answer a survey to receive guidelines.

Teams at the University of Florida are developing new kinds of wristbands and face masks designed to keep users safe during the coronavirus pandemic.

Even digital natives need help understanding the security and privacy implications of their devices, Cisco's Edna Conway told a conference audience.

Real-time tracking software will soon help parents stay in closer contact with their children coming and going from school in one Louisiana district.

Kevin Schwartz of Austin Independent School District says educators are building success on keeping an open mind when it comes to new technologies.

Commentary: Connected devices are risky, but Fortinet's Jeff Jennings says education IT teams can take a few simple steps to protect themselves.