Understanding responsibilities and best practices for your school Whether they’re sending an email from their school account, sending a message in Google Classroom, chatting in Teams, or commenting on a classmate’s Google doc, today’s ākonga do a lot of their...
As part of N4L’s ongoing security monitoring, our Security Services team detected cases of sophisticated impersonation attacks targeting some schools. The attackers in a couple of cases had registered an expired, unused domain name formerly associated with a school...
In today’s increasingly digital learning environment, keeping ākonga more secure online is just as important as keeping an eye on them during a school trip. But when it comes to the school network, terms like internet security and Wi-Fi security are often mixed up -...
Think of the internet like a huge network of destinations (websites), and you’re planning a trip. Domain Name System (DNS) is like a travel agent for the Internet. You tell the travel agent where you want to go by name - they handle the exact address and booking...
What does your school or kura need to know about protecting ākonga online? We talked to Netsafe to find out. What does online safety mean for your school or kura? Is it about keeping ākonga from seeing inappropriate content? Blocking social media? Stopping scams...
How N4L helps connect, protect, and support Kiwi schools online Getting online at home is usually pretty straightforward – just sign up with a provider, plug in your modem, decipher the password, and you’re away. For schools and kura, it’s not quite so simple. You’re...
Not all cybersecurity threats come with obvious warnings - and not all devices are as safe as they seem. In this real-life example, a school MacBook infected with Mac-specific malware was identified and contained before any damage occurred. Through N4L’s proactive...