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July 11, 2025 2:00 pm
On the Front Lines: Utilizing the Universal Service Fund to Support K-12 Cybersecurity
Cyber incidents affecting K-12 schools are routine, but resources are scarce for communities on the front lines of the cybercrime epidemic. On July 11, IST hosted practitioners & experts to discuss how the FCC’s Universal Service Fund can be used to improve K-12 cybersecurity.
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E-Rate
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education
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FCC
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k-12
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schools
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telecom
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Universal Service Fund
July 11, 2025
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June 17, 2025 3:00 pm
Managing Third Party Risk after PowerSchool
When the largest K-12 cyber incident in history can be caused by a teenage hacker logging into a vendor’s customer service portal with just a contractor’s credentials, what can states and districts do to protect their students, teachers, and families?
contractors
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cybersecurity
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third party risk
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vendor risk
June 17, 2025
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June 12, 2025 9:00 am
Critical Effect DC 2025
The next evolution of Hack the Capitol, Critical Effect DC is a two-day, annual critical infrastructure-focused conference connecting policymakers, members of civil society and academia, and OT/ICS stakeholders. Presented by ICS Village, in partnership with the Institute for Security and Technology, Crowell LLP, and the National Security Institute, this year’s event prioritized timely, solution-driven content with a sense of urgency, focusing on initiatives that can be implemented in the next two years.
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ICS
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OT
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June 12, 2025
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June 3, 2025 10:30 am
Securing Our Autonomy: How AI Fuels Cognitive Warfare – and How We Can Fight Back
In a side event at the SCSP AI Expo, experts on the front lines of policy, industry, and neuroscience unpacked how AI is being weaponized for psychological and influence operations — and how we can build resilience across society.
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artificial intelligence
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cognitive warfare
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disinformation
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information operations
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misinformation
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neuroscience
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psychological warfare
June 3, 2025
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May 1, 2025 3:30 pm
Defeating Ransomware: A 360° Review of the RTF Four Years On
It’s been 4 years since the Ransomware Task Force first launched. The RTF helped pioneer the way policymakers approach ransomware and elevated its importance to a true national security threat. Since then, 50% of its recommendations have seen progress – but the others have not. At RSA Conference, IST Chief Strategy Officer & RTF Executive Director Megan Stifel moderates a panel to explore what's worked, and what hasn't.
cybersecurity
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deter
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Ransomware
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respond
May 1, 2025
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May 1, 2025 3:20 pm
Taking the Fight Upstream: Pursuing Systemic Defense Against Phishing
Three decades into the public internet, cybercrime is booming and phishing remains a key vector. At RSA 2025, IST Chief Trust Officer Steve Kelly joined a panel on pursuing systemic defense against phishing.
AI
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cybercrime
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cybersecurity
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fraud
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ICT
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systemic defense
May 1, 2025
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Hacker Summer Camp
August 5, 2025 1:00 pm
What should CVE be when it grows up?
At Security BSides Las Vegas, IST Senior VP Bob Lord moderated a panel on the future of the CVE program. What are the challenges it faces? What governance models should be considered?
cybersecurity
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k-12
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Universal Service Fund
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E-Rate
,
education
,
FCC
,
schools
,
telecom
July 11, 2025 2:00 pm
On the Front Lines: Utilizing the Universal Service Fund to Support K-12 Cybersecurity
Cyber incidents affecting K-12 schools are routine, but resources are scarce for communities on the front lines of the cybercrime epidemic. On July 11, IST hosted practitioners & experts to discuss how the FCC’s Universal Service Fund can be used to improve K-12 cybersecurity.
cybersecurity
,
Ransomware
,
k-12
,
third party risk
,
vendor risk
,
contractors
June 17, 2025 3:00 pm
Managing Third Party Risk after PowerSchool
When the largest K-12 cyber incident in history can be caused by a teenage hacker logging into a vendor’s customer service portal with just a contractor’s credentials, what can states and districts do to protect their students, teachers, and families?
critical infrastructure
,
water
,
ICS
,
OT
,
hospitals
,
Critical Effect
June 12, 2025 9:00 am
Critical Effect DC 2025
The next evolution of Hack the Capitol, Critical Effect DC is a two-day, annual critical infrastructure-focused conference connecting policymakers, members of civil society and academia, and OT/ICS stakeholders. Presented by ICS Village, in partnership with the Institute for Security and Technology, Crowell LLP, and the National Security Institute, this year’s event prioritized timely, solution-driven content with a sense of urgency, focusing on initiatives that can be implemented in the next two years.
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