Do educational institutions need to rethink their use of all cloud solutions?
If educational institutions want to exist in the cloud, they seem to have to pay either extortionist hackers or pay the "Tech Mob" solutionists for protection.
With the Canvas data theft, I am convinced that all the web is perceived as a money extortion scheme by everyone.
The hackers extort money from educational institutions.
Then, educational institutions have the choice to pay the hackers or suffer their data spread everywhere.
Or, they can pay additional Mobsters, in the form of data protection solutions to keep their data safe.
What's wrong with this? Educational institutions have to pay ransom to someone regardless in order to keep their data as safe as possible.
Either way, if educational institutions choose to use any cloud solutions, they pay for the solution, then they pay for the mob protection of companies that provide security.
The web has turned into an unsavory place where one has to pay for protection. That is a problem.
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