41. This High School Student Hacked the Network

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Philip Howard

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🗓️ 4 September 2019

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Rolland Kornblau I recently joined the City of San Bernardino as IT Director. I had been in Educational Technology Management for 23 years prior with a Master in Public Administration and a Bachelor of Science in Information Systems. I began my educational career as a computer technician and worked my way up to Director and Chief Technology Officer (CTO). In 2008, I received a Chief Technology Officer Certification from the California IT IN Education (CITE), served as a Mentor and on the CITE Board as a Director at Large. In 2014, I received a Career and Technical Education Certificate in Information and Communication Technologies in addition to participating in the Association of California School Administrators (ACSA) Innovative Technology Academy.

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0:00.0	All right, welcome everyone back to dissecting popular IT nerds today.
0:05.9	We have on the show, Roland Cornblow.
0:10.8	And this is another public sector show today.
0:14.2	So there's a big difference when we talk about money and numerous other things of IT directors
0:20.6	that are in either mid-market
0:22.1	space, in business, or in nonprofit slash public sector. But, you know, without any further ado,
0:28.0	Roland, welcome to the show. Why don't you just give us a brief rundown of where you're at
0:32.4	right now and maybe the size and expansiveness of the network and people that you manage.
0:39.4	Sure. Thanks. Glad to be here.
0:41.8	So I'm a director of technology for a school district in Southern California.
0:46.6	We have 17 locations, 14 schools total.
0:51.6	The other locations are like district office and such.
0:53.9	We have about 8,500 students, about 1,000, the other locations are like district office and such. We have about 8,500 students,
0:55.7	about 1,000 roughly staff. My staff is about 10 folks plus myself and a voice over IP telephone
1:06.9	system. We're doing a bunch of things. I think we have about 6,000 Chromebooks and miscellaneous
1:13.0	hardware. So a pretty good operation. Six thousand Chromebooks is a pretty big deal. So now of those
1:22.2	6,000, I'm assuming that a large group of those are used by the students or how like what's the
1:26.9	breakdown there of
1:27.7	like people that actually i don't know if you'd call them employees government employees whatever
1:32.0	you'd call you know teachers etc but what are the majority of the chromebooks for sure so we have
1:38.5	we call them certificated staff and classified staff so the teachers are certificatedated. All the rest of the folks are classified.
1:46.8	And the Chromebooks, so we're not one-to-one. We have about 8,500 students. We're almost, we're
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