This is the second webinar in Avant’s Cybersecurity for Educators Series. We sat down with Linnette Attai, president of PlayWell, LLC and global privacy expert, to discuss what you need to know about vendor compliance with the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA). Legislative changes that recently passed in the Senate and the Federal Trade Commission’s recent rule-making proposal will impact what you should expect from technology providers. You won’t want to miss these important updates!
What you will learn:
- What it means for a vendor to be compliant with COPPA.
- Key considerations when assessing vendor privacy practices.
- What proposed changes to COPPA mean for school districts.
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Cybersecurity Excellence in Action: Avant Signs CISA Pledge
By signing the CISA Secure by Design Pledge, Avant Assessment pledges to prioritize cybersecurity and integrate it into every aspect of our product lifecycle. This initiative aims to enhance resilience against cybersecurity threats and foster a safer digital environment for all our stakeholders, including educators, administrators, and students.
Catch Up In the Series
In case you missed it, our first webinar in the series, School Cybersecurity: Key Basics Explained explored why cybersecurity threats exist, who benefits from these malicious activities, and the broader impact on education.
"This was, by far, the best webinar I have attended. I receive a lot invites from vendors about webinars, and this webinar ROCKED!"- Joette R.
About the Speaker
Linnette Attai
As founder of the global privacy consulting firm PlayWell, LLC, Linnette provides strategic advice, training, policy development, and related guidance to a wide range of organizations. She is the author of an FTC-approved COPPA safe harbor program, and serves as virtual chief privacy officer and GDPR data protection officer to select clients. Linnette is a recognized expert in the youth and education sectors and speaks nationally on data privacy. She is a TEDx speaker and author of three books for school districts on protecting student data privacy.
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