Network security in higher ed: The importance of zero trust
Network security in higher ed: The importance of zero trust
Many universities don’t have the IT staff to reliably maintain network security while addressing user experience issues and concerns
6 key cybersecurity hiring trends
Increasingly, cybersecurity hiring managers prioritize experience and certifications over relevant education
Amid uncertainty, IT leaders outline priorities for higher ed
Identifying challenges and priorities can help higher-ed IT leaders strengthen the cybersecurity and privacy workforce
My journey into cybersecurity: A student’s perspective on student-powered SOCs
Working in a student-powered SOC program that connects classroom learning to industry expectations and best practices is a huge advantage for students
AI tops cybersecurity spending in 2025 budgets
As AI handles repetitive duties, employees can focus on strategic initiatives that drive innovation
How universities are tapping students and AI to fight the growing threat of cybercrime
The education sector is now the third most targeted industry for cybercrime globally, and universities face unique cybersecurity challenges
In higher-ed IT, balancing innovation with cyber risk
Many U.S. SLED leaders believe computing innovation benefits outweigh cybersecurity risk, as sector turns to outside resources to achieve cyber resilience
Identity theft preys on campuses–here’s what we can do about it
With robust support systems and the right security technology, universities can lessen the long-term impact of identity theft on their students
How does higher ed manage sensitive content communications?
A new brief highlights the critical need for robust management of risk and compliance in sensitive content communications in higher education
The future of cybersecurity and privacy
