EIN 360 Digital Infrastructure Cybersecurity
School cybersecurity for the data schools actually hold
EIN 360 delivers school cybersecurity sized for education: years of student records, family and payment data, and safeguarding obligations — typically defended by an IT team of two. We design the controls, run the monitoring, and prepare the school for the incident it hopes never comes, at a cost a school budget can sustain.
What education-grade changes
Engineered for schools, not adapted for them
Schools are soft targets and attackers know it. Education-grade security accepts the real constraint — no school will hire a security operations team — and builds protection that works without one.
Identity and access, cleaned up
One identity per person, multi-factor authentication for staff, role-based access across school systems, and automatic deprovisioning when people leave — the controls that close the most common doors first.
Filtering and safeguarding
Age-appropriate content filtering across school networks and managed devices, with visibility for safeguarding leads. In a school, filtering is a child-protection control, and it is treated with that seriousness.
Monitoring without a SOC
Centralized logging and alerting tuned for a school’s patterns, watched by us under agreement. The goal is hours-not-weeks detection for the incidents that matter, at a cost a school can sustain.
Incident readiness
A written, rehearsed plan: who isolates what, who informs the regulator and parents, how the school teaches through an outage. Backups tested by restoring them, not by assuming.
People, trained for the real attacks
Most school incidents start with a convincing email to a busy administrator. Staff awareness training, phishing simulation, and sensible verification procedures for payment changes — the human controls that block what filters miss.
The other layers
One engagement, four layers
Cybersecurity is one layer of EIN 360 Digital Infrastructure — designed against the same campus assessment as the other three.
Frequently asked questions
We have never had an incident. Why invest now?
Most school incidents are discovered late, not absent. The first investment is visibility — knowing what normal looks like — followed by the basic controls that stop commodity attacks. Both cost far less than one ransomware recovery.
Do you handle compliance requirements?
We implement controls and produce the evidence — access policies, logs, backup and incident documentation — mapped to the school’s regulatory obligations. Formal certification, where a school pursues it, is supported but always led by the school.
What happens during an actual incident?
The rehearsed plan executes: containment first, then communication and recovery, with our team engaged hands-on under the agreement. Schools we operate for get incident response included; assessment-only clients get a defined escalation path.
How does security work alongside EIN 360 SIS?
The same identity, logging, and residency posture extends across infrastructure and the school operating system — one access model, one audit surface. Schools running other platforms get the same controls applied to what they have.
Start with the assessment
A campus audit with findings you keep, whether or not you proceed — and a direct answer about what to fix first.
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