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Florida protects city hall from hackers; not schools | Opinion

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By Kenneth Thomas
| Tallahassee Democrat Verified
Kenneth Thomas Your Turn July 12, 2026, 5:03 a.m. ET In 2018, an unsecured server exposed the records of about 50,000 Leon County students, parents, and teachers. Florida Virtual School later confirmed the breach reached roughly 368,000 records statewide. Most parents in Tallahassee never heard about it.That breach happened eight years ago. The law still has not caught up.Florida requires state agencies and every county and city to run a real cybersecurity program.
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Florida protects city hall from hackers; not schools | Opinion

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By Kenneth Thomas
| Aol Verified
In 2018, an unsecured server exposed the records of about 50,000 Leon County students, parents, and teachers. Florida Virtual School later confirmed the breach reached roughly 368,000 records statewide. Most parents in Tallahassee never heard about it.That breach happened eight years ago. The law still has not caught up.Florida requires state agencies and every county and city to run a real cybersecurity program. Florida never extended that requirement to schools, public or private.
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Leave FDIC insurance where it is and tax 'too big to fail' banks instead

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By Kenneth Thomas
| Westlaw Today Verified
Some bankers apparently think the "c" in the FDIC on their front door means insurance "cooperative," where they dictate their own premiums; the underlying designated reserve ratio , or DRR; and even deposit insurance limits . Like the unwarranted $10...
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