Accounts and email
Discuss multi-factor authentication, email protection, and administrative access. Bring the systems and constraints you need to address.
Cybersecurity support
Make the next security decision clearer.
Region 10 can help school systems discuss security needs and navigate available support. Each district retains authority over its own systems and service decisions.
Start with the issue at hand.
Use these topics to frame a guidance conversation. Confirm the specific service, provider, eligibility rule, and schedule before your school system relies on an offering.
Endpoints and cloud
Discuss endpoint detection and response, cloud configuration, and practical implementation paths. State-supported offerings have their own enrollment rules.
Assessments and next steps
Clarify the question you need an assessment or review to answer, then check the applicable provider path and current availability.
Awareness and readiness
Find the right route for security awareness, phishing simulation, and questions about planning or response.
For statewide service descriptions and program conditions, see TEA's K-12 Cybersecurity Initiative page. Confirm the scope of local assistance with Region 10. Sources checked October 17, 2026.
UT-RSOC cybersecurity services
The University of Texas at Austin Regional Security Operations Center offers cybersecurity services to eligible Texas public-sector organizations. Its separate SentinelOne endpoint-protection offering has different terms from TCI-funded EDR through DIR.
Organizations with an existing EDR service can ask whether its telemetry can be integrated into UT-RSOC’s monitoring environment. Integration depends on the product and configuration.
UT-RSOC also offers additional monitoring and assessment services. For more information, contact us.
Statewide services
Looking for a funded offering?
TEA, DIR, UT-RSOC, and TASI have separate roles. The Texas Cybersecurity Initiative page explains those paths and links to TEA for current details.
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