Research, analysis, and perspectives on AI security, K-12 compliance, and the future of defense architecture.
The FCC's Schools and Libraries Cybersecurity Pilot Program offers up to 90 percent reimbursement for eligible security tools. A compliance monitoring tool that costs $350 per month may cost $35 after reimbursement. Here is what districts need to know before the next funding cycle.
Read moreSchool board members are legally accountable for district data. Most receive no structured cybersecurity reporting. Here is what every board member needs to understand about compliance posture, oversight responsibility, and what good reporting looks like.
Read morePrompt-level guardrails are not enough. As AI agents gain the ability to take real-world actions, security must move from the application layer to the infrastructure layer. We explore why architectural enforcement is the only path to provable safety.
Read moreSchool districts face a growing number of compliance requirements with shrinking IT budgets. CIS Controls provide a prioritized framework, but mapping your Google Workspace and M365 configurations to those controls manually is unsustainable. Here is a better approach.
Read moreA single misconfiguration in your district's identity platform can expose thousands of student records. Most IT directors do not know their current posture because checking it requires hours of manual work each week. Automation changes that equation entirely.
Read moreTLA+ and model checking are standard practice in distributed systems at Amazon and Microsoft. We applied the same rigor to AI agent safety and verified 21 invariants across 183 billion states with zero violations. Here is what we learned.
Read moreCornerstone Innovations started by solving IT problems one district at a time. We learned what the market actually needed and built products to deliver those solutions at scale. This is the story of that transition and what comes next.
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