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 Whether it’s generalized data breeches or a targeted scam attack, we deserve to have our personal information protected. At allsynx, only part of our jobs center around our benefits platform that helps you enroll and maintain your benefits. The other component is the active role in security we take to keep you – including your employees’ and students’ - information safe. On top of our regular security audits, all our employees that have access to PHI are required to complete yearly security trainings, drills, and HIPAA certifications. Employees in many cases are the frontline of defense against cyber-attacks, so keeping them prepared and guarded gives your organization the best chance to stay safe. To learn more about our security measures, email us at hi@allsynx.com!

 

 

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Industry News & Trends
Florida’s voucher expansion bill is closer to approval in both the House and the Senate. The bill, HB 1 was passed by the Republican-controlled House on Friday, a measure that would make every Florida student eligible for taxpayer-backed school vouchers. The Senate could approve it this week. A vote had already been approved to move companion bill SB 202 to the Senate floor. SB 202, sponsored by Sen. Corey Simon (R-Tallahassee), now has an official price tag of $646 million, but many Democrats believe that is wildly underestimated. (Source: News Service of Florida)
An impactful K-12 education system is one that delivers on what the American public wants it to do. But who is now considered the American public? (Source: eSchool News)
Ongoing news stories about ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence chatbot developed by OpenAI and launched this past November, have many educators wondering about its implications in the classroom and the role of artificial intelligence in K-12 education. Here is some valuable information on use and ethics from NC State assistant professor Shiyan Jiang, who is currently a co-principal investigator on the StoryQ project, which is exposing high school students to artificial intelligence through narrative modeling. (Source: NC State College of Education News)
K–12 IT teams must analyze how applications use and store data to protect themselves and their students from cyberattacks. (Source: EdTech)