Partner Webinar Pt.2:From Breach Response to Cyber Readiness: Building a 30/60/90-Day Hardening Plan

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ELP-Admin Partner CTL is providing a timely 2 part course on handling cybersecurity incidents. Check out the details below and sign up via the registration link.

Moving past the "Vendor Breach Awareness" phase to actual K-12 Cyber Readiness

Recent K-12 cybersecurity incidents are a stark reminder of a harsh reality: district risk doesn't just vanish when a vendor restores their services. Exposed data continues to fuel highly sophisticated, relationship-aware phishing attempts long after the initial breach is closed.

If you are a tech leader trying to figure out how to shield your district from the inevitable vendor cyber breach aftershocks, CTL is hosting a 2-part interactive course to help you out:

Part 1 (June 23, 2026 @ 10:00 AM PST): The Breach Aftershock: Vendor Risk, Relationship Data, and the Phishing Surge

Part 2 (July 15, 2026 @10:00 AM PST): From Breach Response to Cyber Readiness: Building a 30/60/90-Day Hardening Plan

This course is facilitated by Diane Doersch, former school district CTO and Senior Director of Technology. Attend to receive a highly practical, scenario-based workshop grounded in the NIST framework. You’ll engage in real-world crisis simulation, isolate your top three highest-impact cyber risks, and leave with both a concrete 7-day action plan plus a 30/60/90-day infrastructure hardening roadmap.

Spots are limited because of the interactive planning nature of the sessions, so register today. On vacation? No worries - you can partake either live or on-demand.

Secure your spot here: https://ctl.net/blogs/insights/after-the-incident-moving-from-vendor-breach-awareness-to-cyber-readi...

Part 2 will cover "From Breach Response to Cyber Readiness: Building a 30/60/90-Day Hardening Plan." Participants can expect to learn:

Urgent Post-Incident Hardening: Identify the immediate, high-priority areas your district must prioritize to secure and reinforce your infrastructure after a security event.
Action Planning Frameworks: Learn how to organize and align your district's action plans around the recognized readiness functions of the NIST CSF and the K–12 Cybersecurity Rubric.
Risk Prioritization Techniques: Participate in a practical activity designed to help you isolate and focus on your district's top three highest-impact cyber risks.
Actionable Risk Translation: Discover how to effectively translate abstract digital risks into practical, assigned, and fully owned organizational actions.
30/60/90-Day Cyber Readiness Planning: Build a comprehensive, phased roadmap through an interactive action-planning scenario to guide your district's security posture over the next three months.
Collaborative Leadership Debrief: Surface common operational needs, identify broader response patterns, and pinpoint the specific leadership supports required for success.
Plain-Language Executive Communication: Prepare clear, non-technical talking points and communication strategies to confidently brief your cabinet and school board.