September 22nd, 2026, at 1:00 PM ET | Sponsored by Levacloud

Join us for a practical, K–12-focused session on maximizing your district’s security and ROI in Microsoft Purview by enabling key, often-overlooked features.

September 29th, 2026, at 1:00 PM ET |  In Partnership with CyberNut

Phishing in K–12 succeeds because it exploits trust, not just technology. Messages that borrow the authority of a district leader, the urgency of a payroll or benefits notice, or the familiarity of a classroom tool consistently outperform technical defenses. Staff remain the foundation of this risk, but the same trust chain now reaches students. A single compromised staff account keeps its authentic address, contacts, and message history, which means the protections that close external student email do not close every path a trusted sender can travel. As AI makes these messages faster to produce and easier to personalize, the gap between filtering and human judgment is widening.

This October for Cybersecurity Awareness Month, the K12 Security Information eXchange (K12 SIX) is hosting a weekly webinar series to help school systems stay ahead of evolving cyber threats. Featuring industry leaders and active K-12 IT practitioners, each session delivers practical strategies and essential guidance tailored for school administrators and technology teams. Join us to equip your district with the tools and insights needed to foster a secure, resilient digital learning environment.

October 6th, 2026, at 1:00 PM ET | Sponsored by Abnormal AI

This session walks through the attacks K-12 schools are actually seeing, using real examples of business email compromise, account takeover, and payroll fraud. Abnormal AI will break down how each attack works in plain terms, why traditional defenses miss it, and what school leaders can do about it right now. You'll leave with concrete steps you can put in place before the next attempt lands.

October 13th, 2026, at 1:00 PM ET

K-12 networks face a constant barrage of threats—phishing, malware, spam, and other attacks that exploit the open, high-traffic nature of school environments. This session breaks down the most common network-side risks districts encounter today and what makes K-12 IT teams uniquely vulnerable.