Education and training
A safe digital environment for learning
Computer rooms, loaned laptops, underage pupils, freelance trainers: education and training institutions combine shared use with audiences that need protecting.
Kayzen Security is in a pilot programme: no customer references are cited on these pages, and no module is on sale yet.
The sector's challenges
Underage audiences
Filtering inappropriate content and protecting pupils' data are priorities.
Shared computers
Computer rooms and loaned laptops change hands several times a day.
Generative AI
AI tools are spreading; their use needs to be governed, particularly where personal data is concerned.
Small teams
Managing the fleet often falls to a teacher or an external provider.
Useful Kayzen modules
Actual status as of 31 October 2026. Nothing is on sale yet: the pilot programme is open.
- Pilot programmeK-Shield DNSCategory filtering (adult content, gambling…) and blocking of known malicious sites.Learn more
- In developmentEndpoint managementDesigned to manage shared computers, USB sticks and software deployments.Learn more
- In developmentK-Patch and K-InventoryDesigned to keep the fleet up to date without working computer by computer.Learn more
- In developmentK-AI ControlDesigned to govern the use of generative AI tools in the browser.Learn more
What you need to know
- Filtering must be disclosed to users and proportionate; the CNIL publishes recommendations on pupils' data.
- Public schools under the French Ministry of Education rely on their own regional arrangements: Kayzen is aimed first at private schools and training organisations.
- No filtering blocks 100% of inappropriate content: guiding pupils remains necessary.
Frequently asked questions
Your questions, our answers
Does filtering work on laptops loaned for use at home?
That is the principle of K-Shield DNS: once the agent is installed, the policy follows the managed device wherever it is connected. The Windows agent is being finalised; other systems will follow.
Can filtering be adapted by age?
Filtering policies will be definable by device group: one group for pupils, another for staff.
Practical guides to go further
- Good habitsSecuring your DNS: why and howFiltering blocks some known malicious sites; encryption shields your queries from prying eyes. Explanations and steps for households and small businesses.Read the guide
- Good habitsPasswords and passkeys: securing your accountsCreate strong, unique passwords, use a password manager, turn on two-factor authentication and switch to passkeys: the simple guide.Read the guide
- Scams and threatsRecognising phishingFake parcel, fake bank, fake tax office: the signs of a phishing message, the right reflexes and where to report it (33700, Signal Spam, 17Cyber).Read the guide
Other sectors
- Small businesses and SMEsProtecting your computers without an IT department.
- Professional firms and regulated professionsLawyers, accountants, notaries: protecting professional secrecy.
- HealthcareMedical practices, laboratories, facilities: ensuring continuity of care.
- Local authoritiesTown halls, inter-municipal bodies: ensuring continuity of public services.
- IndustryIndustrial SMEs: protecting office and shop-floor computers.
- Non-profitsAssociations and foundations: protecting yourself with limited resources.
Ready to simplify your security?
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