Consider this example, when turning on multi-factor authentication, it requires many credentials to verify a user’s identity, this helps protect against threats against users who target passwords and accounts. Assigning user permissions is important to protect data.  

Example: The administrators can grant access to teachers to create classes for subjects and manage the information.  

The SSO (Single sign-on)solution – This makes the work easier by working on various websites and platforms and provides great security. You can log into many applications with one set of credentials, this reduces a school’s attacks and makes it easier for IT teams and systems to manage user access. 

The school administration, teachers, and students must be aware of the cyber threat going on.  

The huge volume of student and teachers data built into the system, along with high turnover and a collaborative multi-platform environment results in heavy data loss in many institutions. Some of the risks that affect the system are malware, hackers using malware to attack computer networks, fraudsters using spam, spyware, malware, to get access to private information, and the risk of a sensitive data leak. In certain situations, when you suffer from power cuts, mechanical damage, and software crash, it is a way of data exposure.