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Chatbots Will Break Guardrails If the Info Is 'Educational'

Data Breach Today

They tell the bots that the information is for educational purposes and ask it to append warnings. Microsoft Dubs the Technique 'Skeleton Key' Artificial intelligence researchers say they came up with a new way to trick chatbots into circumventing safeguards and dispensing information that otherwise goes against their programming.

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Alabama State Department of Education suffered a data breach following a blocked attack

Security Affairs

Alabama’s education superintendent disclosed a data breach following a hacking attempt on the Alabama State Department of Education. The Alabama State Department of Education announced it had thwarted a ransomware attack on June 17, however, threat actors accessed some data and disrupted services before the attack was stopped.

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KnowBe4 Recognized as Cyber Security Educator of the Year at IT Europa Awards 2024

KnowBe4

It's a great honor for KnowBe4 to be named the Cyber Security Educator of the Year at the prestigious IT Europa Channel Awards 2024.

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Document Scanning for Higher Education

Record Nations

These are capabilities that benefit institutions of all kinds, including higher education. Document Scanning for Higher Education The post Document Scanning for Higher Education appeared first on Record Nations.

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Artificial Intelligence in education

Jamf

In this blog, we discuss the benefits, drawbacks and the future of artificial intelligence in education. We use artificial intelligence in our every day lives — so why not take advantage of it in schools?

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Minister apologises for Northern Ireland special education needs data breach

The Guardian Data Protection

Paul Givan says details of 407 people mistakenly sent out included names, addresses and personal comments The education minister in Northern Ireland has “unreservedly” apologised after the personal details of more than 400 people who had offered to contribute to a review of special education needs were breached. Continue reading.

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The role of IT and the classroom educator: mortal enemies or compadres?

Jamf

Educators versus IT? Delve into each side to discover how their different approaches and contributions to the goal of educating the minds of tomorrow can be harnessed and transformed to strengthen and extend educational workflows in ways never before dreamed of, benefitting all stakeholders in the education sector.