🎓 Schools & education

A single school is $4,503 / school / year (or $395 / school / month billed monthly). Do not multiply that out. From 3 schools it becomes a different conversation — volume pricing, one group administrator, and consolidated posture across every site with each site still gated to its own jurisdiction, because a provider operating in more than one state genuinely carries different duties per school.

Multi-school pricing is quoted by sales — email sales@cybersentien.com. We do not publish a per-school rate for groups, because the right number depends on how many sites you run and which states they are in — and a figure invented on a web page is not a quote we could stand behind.

Read from the live catalogue at build time — a framework that is not live on the engine never renders here. Depth is badged per framework: consultant-grade only where we go deepest (ISM/IRAP, Essential Eight), Tier-A breadth everywhere else.

Tier-A breadth: 195 curated obligations, each traced to a named primary source — legislation, regulator, education department or registration authority — and each stating the SECTOR (government vs non-government) and JURISDICTION it binds. That matters: the federal Privacy Act does not cover government schools, which fall under state privacy law instead, so an obligation shown without its scope would be a duty your school may not actually have. Honest about depth: every theme is now covered in every state and territory — governance, student privacy, cyber controls, incident and breach, child safety (including reportable-conduct schemes, mandatory reporting and working-with-children screening) and EdTech/records. It also covers the privacy artefacts a school must produce, not just the duties it must observe — the NSW Privacy Management Plan, the Victorian PDSP and annual VPDSS control report, and the breach-response policies WA and Queensland require agencies to publish. Depth is still greatest for Victoria and NSW. Two findings are recorded as honest negatives rather than padded: the Northern Territory has no publicly verifiable school-binding cyber standard and no TERRITORY-level mandatory breach-notification scheme — NT non-government schools remain covered by the federal NDB scheme as private-sector APP entities. Essential Eight is assessed across ML1–ML3 on real artefacts. Where an obligation is not covered, the posture says so instead of shading it green.