Securing network architecture for higher education institutions
Connectivity in higher education is vital and institutions can set their students up for success with the right networking capabilities.
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Security challenges on the rise with increasing cloud-native apps
Learn more about the finds and how your organization can shift its security strategies.
Why blended learning models require blended security
Verizon whitepaper highlights how to use smart technology to keep higher education institutions safe.
Enhancing cyber posture with limited resources and budget
How SLED organizations can simplify and secure remote access, protect critical infrastructure and data, and reduce costs while reducing risk.
Report shows crippling effect of ransomware in the education sector
A new study finds that education organizations pay the most to remediate ransomware attacks, shelling out an average of $2.73 million — 48% above the global average.
Building the infrastructure needed to secure research mega-grants with AI tools
Research mega-grants promise new revenue streams for higher-ed institutions. However, they come with expectations for high compute and performance requirements says a new report.
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Six ways cloud answers higher education’s call for change
Institutions are looking to cloud to build agility into the network in order to meet tomorrow’s challenges while getting maximum value for today’s investments.
Leaning on one nonprofit to enhance cyberdefense for K-12 schools
Public schools are increasingly targeted by cyberthreat actors and leaders are turning to nonprofit organizations to enhance security programs.
As learning moves online, higher ed needs more data insights
Universities need tools to better aggregate and collect data around their services — and in turn, make distance learning more effective, says a Splunk white paper.
Modern network security tools to reduce ransomware threats
The open nature of networks at higher-education institutions increases the risk of ransomware attack, but six steps can help CISOs strengthen their defense.