Presenting your privacy certification makes it easier for your customers – local educational agencies – to use your products. By following our clear guidelines you demonstrate your compliance to federal and state-specific laws governing student data privacy.
Earn a certification by completing a privacy assessment and receive Product Profiles that clearly and simply communicate your vetted internal practices, and privacy, safety, and security policies.
Gives confidence to educators and parents that student data is safe with your product, and provides simple answers about your product data practices through the product profile.
Learn MoreAssures parents and teachers that your product is compliant with COPPA. As an FTC Safe Harbor, iKeepSafe can protect your company against FTC fines and legal action.
Learn MoreProvides a comprehensive certification of compliance to the most rigorous state privacy laws and requirements, including SOPIPA, California Education Codes (Contracts with Technology Providers, Student Information from Social Media), Colorado HB 1423, and others.
Learn MoreiKeepSafe and ATLIS partnered to offer the IKS ATLIS privacy certification for independent schools. This comprehensive certification builds on the iKeepSafe’s FERPA, COPPA Safe Harbor, and CSPC certifications to demonstrate that educational technology vendors meet the high standards required by ATLIS member schools for protecting student data privacy and security.
Learn MoreWe work with schools and EdTech companies to make it safer and easier for students to learn in the digital age.
Our FREE online course curriculum for all K12 educators and administrators includes lessons, videos, quizzes and supplemental resources for professional development.
California is one of the states leading the charge in protecting student data privacy and security. In this letter to members, CETPA recommends education technology decision makers refrain from signing or renewing contracts with edtech vendors who are not communicating their compliance with federal and state privacy laws through a third-party certification, such as iKeepSafe.