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Higley Unified renews $246K cybersecurity protection for district networks

Higley Unified School District is continuing around-the-clock cybersecurity protection for its computer networks and systems under a nearly $246,000 annual renewal that also brings additional security services at no cost to the district.

The district's renewed agreement with CDW Government for CrowdStrike cybersecurity services provides 24-hour monitoring of district networks, servers, computer systems and connected devices by cybersecurity professionals.

The service is designed to detect malicious activity and allow security specialists to intervene immediately when potential threats are identified, helping protect district technology infrastructure from cyberattacks and other security breaches.

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