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Vita Multi Academy Trust needed an MFA solution that could work for pupils as young as Year 3 — without disrupting classrooms or overwhelming their IT team. By deploying Clever's Classroom MFA, the trust achieved Cyber Essentials compliance ahead of the April 2026 deadline while reducing IT support tickets and keeping learning time protected across all schools.

Discover how Cornerstone C of E Primary School replaced risky shared logins with unique, secure credentials for every pupil, using Clever's single sign-on and Clever Badges to make classroom and home learning seamlessly accessible across all year groups.

Park West School Division's three-person IT team eliminated 18 years of manual account provisioning across 16 rural Manitoba schools — with Clever IDM making over 800 directory changes on day one and zero manual account requests ever since.

Calgary Academy eliminated week-long student account delays and closed a critical cybersecurity insurance gap by automating identity management and deploying MFA across all K–12 grades — including kindergarteners — with Clever IDM and Classroom MFA.

Northside Christian College, a K–12 campus in Queensland, Australia, achieved full cyber insurance compliance by deploying passwordless MFA for students — no phones required. Learn how Clever Badges and Clever Classroom MFA simplified student logins while meeting strict security mandates in a phone-free school environment.

For 87% of school organizations, implementing MFA for students still feels like a far-fetched cybersecurity dream. The concern isn’t just technical — it’s practical. Will it slow down logins? Will younger students be able to manage it? Will teachers end up fielding a flood of helpdesk requests and mount a rebellion? Classroom MFA was built […]

Every August, districts flip a switch. Rosters change overnight. Students log in for the first time. And if their accounts in your app aren’t ready, you’ll hear about it fast. We’ve been through this season with thousands of app partners. We know what separates the ones who come out ahead from the ones who spend […]

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The old model of school cybersecurity was built around networks — protect the edge, control the hardware, keep the bad stuff out. That model is gone. Today, your users are the front door. And in K-12, that means millions of student accounts — most of them guarded with just one simple password. That's the reality we dug into during a recent Cybersecure Live webinar. Here’s the breakdown of why the "handle is jiggling" and how to bolt the door.