How higher ed can stay ahead of growing cyber threats
Cybersecurity
Ransomware
How higher ed can stay ahead of growing cyber threats
The importance of cultivating a robust cybersecurity posture cannot be overstated
In ransomware attacks, expect to lose 43 percent of affected data
Cyberattacks impact organizations and also yield a negative human impact, including increased workloads and heightened stress levels post-attack
An overwhelming majority of organizations paid ransomware last year
A survey reveals that a false sense of confidence leaves organizations vulnerable to cyberthreats
Rising ransomware attacks on education demand defense readiness
Factors like resource constraints can make it difficult to maintain comprehensive and up-to-date cybersecurity measures
Privileged access management: Empowering higher-ed cyber insurance policies
Implementing privileged access management solutions can ultimately lead to more cyber insurance options and significant cost savings
Mitigating data breaches with live patch management
Schools often struggle to fund a robust cybersecurity plan and are further constrained due to the difficulty in retaining IT talent
Ransomware vs. resources: A higher education dilemma
Several key strategies can help higher education strengthen its digital defenses, combat ransomware, and set the groundwork for a safe and resilient future
Higher education kicks off a new semester–and new cybersecurity threats
To protect higher education from ransomware, collaboration and proactive defense are paramount, along with integrating new security technologies
Higher ed experienced the most ransomware attacks of any sector
When it comes to ransomware, paying the ransom doubles recovery costs, a new survey finds
Growing ransomware threats require maximum data protection
