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Medical organizations have downtime procedures when centralized technology isn't functioning in production. In general, things move to more of a peer to peer se
by cordite 11y ago
Medical organizations have downtime procedures when centralized technology isn't functioning in production.
In general, things move to more of a peer to peer set of procedures, manual intermediary record keeping, and procedures to synchronize the system to the actions during downtime.
Education interruptions, especially in public schools, don't have the same magnitude for needing documented resilience, but surely some people should be able to just wing it in the class rooms.
Or do social time / pre adult day care like how half my public school hours seemed to be.
- nommm-nommm 11y agoIt's extremely unlikely computer use is actually required to teach in the classroom. The malware attacked the district's servers. The ability to administrator was likely what was effected since servers can control things like door locks, bells, alarms, heating, and access to student databases.