A student logs in from home to submit an assignment and a teacher reviews grades from their tablet. Meanwhile, multiple cloud apps, extensions and web tools are running—completely unmanaged.

In today's digital classroom, learning doesn't happen in the classroom—it happens in the browser. Assignments, collaboration, communication and assessments all live online. Yet most school security tools were designed for the network, not the browser. Traditional network and endpoint security tools can't see what students or staff are doing inside web sessions, leaving organizations exposed to data and privacy risks, compliance gaps and security incidents. 

During this webinar, attendees learned:

• How the browser became the primary OS for education and why this shift changes the security game
• Why network and endpoint controls alone leave schools blind to critical browser activity
• The hidden risks of unmanaged sessions, cloud apps and remote learning tools
• How schools can adapt "browser-level control" to secure learning without slowing it down