From Awareness to Readiness: Using the CCRE Rubric to Strengthen K-12 Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity is no longer only a technology department issue. It is a districtwide leadership responsibility that affects instruction, operations, student data, community trust and organizational resilience. Yet many school systems still struggle to determine where they stand, what to prioritize and how to move from awareness to readiness. This Mobile Mega Share introduces the CCRE Cybersecurity Rubric, a practical framework that helps K-12 leaders assess cybersecurity maturity, identify gaps and plan next steps. Adapted from a full-day CCRE training experience, it gives IT, district and school leaders a working understanding of the rubric and how it can guide meaningful conversations across technology, instruction, leadership and governance. Explore abbreviated CCRE activities, including self-assessment, scenario analysis, readiness scoring and priority setting, and see how the rubric can support board updates, tabletop exercises, professional learning and action planning. Leave with a sample readiness profile, implementation priorities and a practical process for beginning or strengthening cybersecurity planning in your own district.
Speakers
Access Type
Session or Session+ or All-Access Registration Permitted
Content Topic
Information Technology
Curriculum Area
Information Technology
Session Type
Mobile Mega Share
Education Challenges
Cybersecurity/Student Data Privacy
EdTech Product
Assessment Tools,Educator Curriculum & Instructional Technology,Information Technology