AUGUSTA (WFXG)—School districts across the county are staying online or shifting that way at the start of this new semester. It leaves them increasingly vulnerable to cyber criminals looking to make a quick buck.
“It’s only when that particular threat manifests and all of those files are locked down does anyone realize that something’s happened,” said Sarah Rees, the director of the cyber workforce academy at the Georgia Cyber Center.
As schools shift online, it has created a world of opportunity for cyber criminals.
Recent Posts
ARCYBER, Georgia Cyber Center’s partnership already paying off
AUGUSTA (WFXG) –It’s a courtship year in the making, and now the partnership between Army Cyber Command and the...
Georgia Cyber Center planning for third campus building
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WJBF)– Georgia Cyber Center plans to construct a third building that may affect Augusta’s economy and skyline. The campus...