Safeguarding Your Technology
by Tom Szuba
Publisher: NCES 1998
ISBN/ASIN: B00010XBVY
Description:
This guide has been developed specifically for educational administrators at the building, campus, district, system, and state levels. It is meant to serve as a framework to help them better understand why, and how, to effectively secure their organization's information, software, and computer and networking equipment.
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