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Universities are responsible for securing personal information, academic resources, and actual physical locations. It's no wonder that many schools have enacted multiple security solutions to handle each of these threat landscapes. Unfortunately, these systems often don't interact, and the schools are investing time and money into a patchwork of systems that is full of holes. Microsoft Smart and Secure Campus is a comprehensive solution comprised of multiple integrated solutions that will reduce cost and IT burden. At Abrahams Consulting LLC, we can help you find the perfect combination for your school.

37% of higher-ed leaders say their institution's locks and doors are no longer properly configured for safety and security. And, with buildings like libraries and community centers open to the public, universities face a uniquely challenging physical security problem. With a variety of integrated Microsoft and partner solutions, schools can customize the security measures that are right for them. By combining their physical and digital security into a centralized hub, schools can reduce the burden on IT and provide new insights between programs, allowing them to maximize campus safety and minimize response times. What solutions are waiting for you? Contact us to learn more.

36% of universities are hit by a cyberattack every hour, and these attacks are constantly growing and shifting in complexity. It is very difficult for a university to always stay on top of the latest attack strategies. With Microsoft Threat Protection, you can add over 3,500 security experts and AI resources to your IT team. These experts are constantly monitoring and responding to threats in real time, so your valuable intellectual and student data will never be left unprotected. Interested in how these features can apply to your institution? Check out this video and contact us to learn more.

Fresno Unified School District implemented the Personalized Learning Initiative in fall 2016, to help close the achievement gap for their students and produce well-rounded graduates who were proficient in both technology and a variety of interpersonal skills. Is the initiative meeting these goals? A careful examination of year one standardized test results may help to shed light on this question. Contact us to learn more about the Personalized Learning Initiative and what it's encouraging results might mean for your district.