North Carolina’s 343 Public School Units (PSUs) confronted massive cybersecurity hurdles, managing tens of thousands of users across complex environments with minimal IT support—often just five-person teams despite Fortune 500-scale demands, as noted by Systems Architect Samuel Carter at the Friday Institute for Educational Innovation. Funded by the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction (NCDPI), their K-12 cybersecurity program found a cornerstone in runZero software, which streamlined exposure management by delivering comprehensive asset visibility and discovery. runZero empowered efficient coordination across hundreds of schools, reducing blind spots, enhancing threat detection, and enabling proactive security measures with limited resources for safer digital learning.

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