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A simple first step in student online safety

Saasyan Assure Standard for New Zealand schools — deployed and supported by Roosh Technologies.

Kia ora,

Online harm doesn't stop at the school gate — and the driver isn't age, it's usage. Every year students spend more time online: more devices, more platforms, more social media, and now AI tools arriving faster than policy can keep up. As New Zealand's online safety expectations evolve, schools are increasingly asked to show they have proportionate, well-evidenced safeguards in place — and parents and whānau are looking to their school for help. With the optional Parent Portal add-on, your school can extend that support home, giving whānau visibility of their child's online use beyond the school day.

Assure Standard from Saasyan is a straightforward, entry-level package that gives your kura visibility of online risk without adding complexity for your IT team. It's designed to sit alongside your existing network and firewall setup — including N4L Managed Network schools already using Palo Alto Networks. Roosh handles deployment and local support, so nothing gets replaced and nobody gets left holding a new system alone.

What's included in Assure Standard

Visibility & alerting

Real-time risk detection across browsing, search, streaming, social media and AI prompts, with role-based alerts.

Fast, targeted interventions

Role-based alerts drive targeted, timely and appropriate student support.

School-compliant, inference-only AI

Purpose-built classifiers for text, image and object analysis, prioritising consent, data minimisation and oversight.

Investigations & audits

Twelve months of searchable history and exportable reports support faster investigations and policy-aligned decisions.

Whole-school safety

Contextual, role-specific dashboards for principals, wellbeing staff and IT — without replacing existing infrastructure.

Cloud-based deployment

Rapid rollout with minimal ongoing maintenance for your IT lead — Roosh manages setup and support.

Source: Saasyan, Assure Standard product summary (vendor-supplied). Independent evaluation of claims is recommended before procurement.

Why this matters now

The Education and Workforce Committee's March 2026 inquiry into online harm has put student online safety firmly on the legislative agenda, with recommendations spanning duty of care, reporting pathways and platform accountability. Schools that can demonstrate proportionate, evidenced safeguards now will be better placed regardless of how the final legislative settings land.

Optional add-on modules

Start simple and add capability over time — Assure Standard scales with these optional modules as your school's needs evolve.

Parent Portal — extends digital wellbeing visibility from school to home.

Collaboration Connector — AI-powered monitoring for Google Workspace and Microsoft 365.

On-Device Web Filter — keeps students safer online, anywhere they learn.

On-Premises Web Filter — school-wide web filtering without device agents.

LMS Connector — real-time classroom control from within the school's LMS.

3rd Party Firewall Connector — extends web access rules across existing firewalls (e.g. Palo Alto).

Data Archiving — long-term storage beyond 12 months for digital safety records.

Next steps

STEP 1

A short conversation with Roosh to confirm fit with your existing network and firewall setup — including N4L Managed Network schools.

STEP 2

A live product walkthrough from Saasyan, tailored to your school context — intermediate or secondary.

STEP 3

A formal quote arranged through Roosh, with deployment and local support included in the conversation.

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Disclaimer: this brochure references a third-party vendor product (Saasyan). Roosh Technologies does not warrant vendor claims and recommends independent evaluation before purchase. Assure Standard sits alongside — and does not replace — the network and filtering services funded through N4L and the Ministry of Education.