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Matt Rose

An instructional designer at CERIAS, Matt coordinates the K-12 Outreach and Continuing Education programs and conducts research in the areas of Security Awareness, Training, and Education, and Risk Management, Policies, and Laws. Matt also has a courtesy appointment as Assistant Professor in Computer and Information Technology (CIT) where he teaches CPT 581R: Risk Assessement.

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June 8th, 2006 by Matt Rose in Infosec Education

CERIAS is pleased to announce the launch of a new initiative to increase the security of K-12 information systems nationwide. We’ve developed a comprehensive set of self-paced multimedia training modules for K-12 educators and support staff titled Keeping Information Safe: Practices for K-12 Schools. The goal of these modules is to increase the security of K-12 school information systems and the privacy of student data by increasing teacher awareness of pertinent threats and vulnerabilities as well as their responsibilities in keeping information safe.

The modules are available for free for K-12 teachers, institutions, and outreach organizations.

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