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Class Photos to Deepfakes: The urgent case for schools
In an age where digital manipulation is just a few clicks away, the proliferation of fake images is a growing concern for schools.
pixevety is a finalist in the 2025 British Data Awards
pixevety is proud to announce we have been nominated as a Finalist in the British Data Awards 2025.
The 10 “must have” Requirements When Choosing an EdTech Supplier
The latest stats are out: During the 2023/24 financial year, the Australian Centre to Counter Child Exploitation (ACCCE) received almost 59,000 reports of online child abuse. This marked a 45% increase from the previous year with the Australian Federal Police convinced photos are playing a major part in such exploitation.
Make Photos Part of your School’s Cyber Safety Strategy in 2025
In the UK alone, 52 percent of primary schools, and 71 percent of secondary schools, identified a breach or attack in the past year. In Australia, private wealthy schools in particular are increasingly becoming targets by cyber criminals using ransomware. It is not surprising with the amount of personal data schools hold, including photos.
pixevety Safest School Media Management System
OCTOBER 16th, 2024: Media Management specialists pixevety are proud to announce their global ISO 27001:22 certification, the only dedicated school media management system to offer this level of assurance. ISO 27001:22 certification is the internationally recognised...
The Guardian of Children’s Privacy: Colin Anson’s Quest for a Safer EdTech Landscape
As you delve into the world of Education Technology (EdTech), it’s not uncommon to come across stories about innovative solutions aimed at streamlining learning processes or enhancing student engagement.
Why media management systems are going to save schools from litigation
A typical school takes over 50,000 photos annually. Where are these photos stored, who has access to them, who shares them, how and with whom?
EdTech: Colin Anson of pixevety On How Their Technology Will Make An Important Positive Impact On Education
Be optimistic, but also expect setbacks. Setbacks are a learning tool, and nobody does anything worthwhile without going through a few of them. So if you’re starting a business and you can’t seem to get traction, don’t take it as a sign that you need to abandon the project altogether — can you make a pivot instead?
My travels have seen an epic school transformation
When we first started this company over a decade ago here in Australia, my vision was to create an exceptional media management system, that not only embraced consent protocols but offered a seamless, secure, time saving integration tool for educational institutions.
Opinion: Schools Need Privacy Polices, Tools to Post Student Photos
At a time when cameras are ubiquitous and social media is part of community engagement, school districts need policies, and perhaps technology, that formalize the process of getting parental consent for photos of students.
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