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K-12 cybersecurity webinars in October 2026

Updated September 2, 2026 · 1 session

October is the busiest month of the year for school cybersecurity training, and that is not an accident: Cybersecurity Awareness Month gives technology directors an internal excuse to pull staff into a room, and the vendor and nonprofit calendars fill up accordingly. The problem is that a district team of three cannot attend fifteen webinars. This roundup is our attempt to make the month navigable.

We have grouped the sessions by the job they help you do rather than by the buzzword in the title. Some are foundational — control frameworks, identity hygiene, the unglamorous work of patching and logging — and are worth sending to a newer network administrator. Others are incident-led: a presenter walks through what actually happened during a ransomware event, which is far more persuasive in a board presentation than a maturity model.

A practical suggestion: pick one framework session and one incident postmortem, send a second person to each, and skip the rest. Recordings for most of these appear on the organizer's site within a week, and we link them from each session page once they are published.

The sessions

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    Phishing for Engagement: Helping Tech To Become More Effective Presenters

    Tue, October 6, 2026 · 2:00 PM UTC · NCDPI K-12 Cybersecurity Program

    Part of the NCDPI K-12 Cybersecurity Webinar Series. Effective teaching is not an innate skill, but it is something that can be taught, practiced, and strengthened. Join Sandra Reynolds, Currituck County Schools CIO, as she breaks down how to facilitate engaging and actionable learning in your cybersecurity and IT presentations. From slide design to audience engagement, you will learn various ways to better translate your technical expertise into approachable, actionable, and effective teaching.

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