K12 Tech Talk Episode 255 - Interview with R.T. Collins, CEO of Incident IQ
On Episode 255, Chris, Josh, and Mark return from the MidwestTechTalk Security Symposium to discuss several hot topics. They cover New Hampshire's recently revised data privacy law and the temporary fallout for school livestreams and events, plus a Chicago district using license plate data for residency enforcement.
The guys recap the MidwestTechTalk Security Symposium, including their hands on impressions of Apple's new MacBook Neo.
Chris then interviews R.T. Collins, CEO of Incident IQ, about how service desk and asset management systems relate to incident response, data governance, and the responsible use of AI in K12 operations.
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