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The cybersecurity challenges colleges and universities face during the COVID are growing more in scale than in style, a panel of chief information security officers said Wednesday.
Tricia Bertram Gallant, director of UC San Diego’s Academic Integrity Office, says university leaders should ‘focus on learning’ and ‘connection’ for the upcoming academic year.
In this web seminar, presenters discussed how to implement a zero-trust cybersecurity approach through a combination of clear policies, strategic use of technology and effective training. Sponsored content by Microsoft.
Attackers are taking advantage of the pandemic, with work-from-home orders, and of the potential disruption to chains of command, say UB guest columnists David Carson and Harvey Gannon. Here’s Flagler College’s story of a thwarted phishing attempt and seven ways for any institution to protect itself.
Online college classes are suddenly being invaded by “Zoom bombing,” an ugly new activity in which hackers disrupt virtual meetings to display pornography, racism and other disturbing images.
An interactive discussion about cyber threats facing higher education and how you can prioritize your limited resources to most effectively protect your digital assets. Topics will include: Review common cyber […]
The sudden shift to remote working and online learning has radically changed how technology is deployed and used. Institutions must continue protecting their digital assets, but their strategies must evolve […]
With new cybersecurity curriculum guidelines, community colleges are increasingly stepping in to fill the shortfall of cybersecurity workers that can't be made up by graduates of four-year institutions.
As the coronavirus continues to spread, President and CEO Barbara Rembiesa of International Association of IT Asset Managers provides advice for higher ed leaders sending faculty and staff home with campus equipment.
Damian Doyle, associate vice president of Infrastructure Solutions at UMBC, discusses his upcoming session on designing protected, yet easily accessible environments at UB Tech 2020.
Colleges and universities are facing a constant onslaught of new risk as well as a growing number of compliance laws and regulatory mandates. That’s why keeping the Written Information Security Program policy document up to date is important for protecting all data, says UB guest columnist and UB Tech featured speaker Nicholas M. Tella, director of information security at Johnson & Wales U.
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