How North Carolina secures K–12 schools with runZero

In this webcast, Samuel Carter, Systems Architect at the Friday Institute, and runZero’s VP of Security Research, Tod Beardsley, share how a statewide exposure management program protects 343 Public School Units across North Carolina.

You’ll discover how the program:

  • Deployed agentless discovery across diverse school networks, from laptops to HVAC systems to robot vacuums
  • Gained real-time visibility into millions of IT, OT, and IoT assets and exposures
  • Enabled faster, coordinated response to ransomware and other emerging threats
  • Strengthened security posture without adding complexity for resource-strapped teams

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