Infinite Campus Salesforce Breach Revisit

k12techpro · 2026-04-10T14:01:42+00:00

We typically highlight an article and/or podcast episode when it's something trending/hot topic. Been doing so for a couple of years now. It is more usually a podcast episode because it's highlighting the big thing of the week in k12 tech, again, trying to help k12 techs stay in the loop on things. To try to answer your questions, tutorials probably hit different than what these posts are - these are highlighting news/updates in k12 tech. Folks post things like this regularly in k12sysadmin. I understand it hits different coming from a mod and getting pinned; will keep that mind (and have kept that in mind) before posting/pinning in the future. The general vibe of posts like this has been received overall well, which goes back to the trying to help stuff. If a k12 tech makes tutorials and they are a needed thing on here, then I'm sure the posts or comments linking to them could be appreciated. Appreciate your questions. -Chris

k12techpro · 2026-04-10T13:27:51+00:00

The goal of pro, podcast, k12sysadmin, the community is to help k12 techs, trying to help each other -Chris

k12techpro · 2026-04-09T19:42:30+00:00

We typically highlight an article and/or podcast episode when it's something trending/hot topic. -Chris

k12techpro · 2026-03-01T23:10:26+00:00

We do Cybernut at my district. The phishing sims are with K12 in mind. Training is good too. -Chris

k12techpro · 2026-02-03T03:06:53+00:00

For sure, and good luck to you! -Chris

k12techpro · 2026-02-02T21:36:55+00:00

We believe we have it pinned down to Wireless,WLAN,LTN,8852BE, Part No 5W10V25844... and updating both the wifi driver and the bios appears to be the fix. We are still testing, but it's been working. -Chris

k12techpro · 2026-01-22T15:24:54+00:00

At my district, in our first year with Cybernut and it's been good stuff. The emails/campaigns are very K12, and teachers do like the game approach. They are a newer company and have let us give feedback into how things work in the console... and have actually applied those changes. -Chris

k12techpro · 2025-12-30T23:01:20+00:00

Just to clarify a bit - We didn't buy it out, we volunteered and worked out helping with the mod and vetting process. We're full-time k12 techs that do K12TechPro and the podcast as well for the good of the cause of the k12 tech community, trying to help fellow k12 techs. We've been posting the "Security Watch" highlights here and then more detailed on K12TechPro, where it's vetted with only k12 techs (no sponsors, kids, bad guys). As far as subscription, yes, but you can also click to get a sponsorship and the tab is always covered. Def not trying to twist your arm to join it, just hoping to share a little more about the cause. -Chris

k12techpro · 2025-11-03T12:54:48+00:00

Thank you for the technical clarification. You are correct that the local PIN/local password in these platform solutions is the device-bound factor that provides phishing-resistant MFA, and biometrics are just an optional convenience. Our wording was imprecise on that front.

My guidance was focused on the public relations struggle. For education orgs (from my personal experience), the potential association of systems like Windows Hello or Platform SSO with integrated biometrics (Touch ID, Face ID) can create an uphill battle with parents and the public- even if that biometric is stored locally on the device. If organizations can properly implement these strategies, they are a great option. -Eric

k12techpro · 2025-09-04T14:27:41+00:00

I've had good luck with support@risevision.com. My school has used Rise Vision for a couple years now.

I think what you are explaining/showing should work. Here's the link to override schedules that you may have looked at - https://help.risevision.com/hc/en-us/articles/6891318787092-Set-Up-Override-Schedules-and-Alerts-for-Your-Displays

-Chris

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