Higher Ed Cyber Threats: What you can do to defend your campus

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Colleges and universities face a variety of unique threats when it comes to cybersecurity. While allowing access to networks, institutions face a constant churn of new users, have to accommodate thousands of BYOD devices, and are often resource restrained. Cyber attacks can target valuable research data, as well as personal and financial information.

 In addition, it is critical that college and university leaders understand new federal cybersecurity regulations and security standards, and ensure that their institutions are in compliance.

Watch this web seminar to learn about the new cyber threat landscape in higher ed, how to ensure your institution is in compliance with recent federal cybersecurity regulations, and some strategies to help you defend your campus. 

Scheduled speakers:

Barry Brummund
CIO
University of Arizona 

Christian Schreiber
Higher Education Cybersecurity Lead
FireEye

Who will benefit: Higher ed leaders interested in technology or cybersecurity. 

 

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