On the Cutting EDge podcast, Educause’s new cyber and privacy director Joe Potchanant says he’ll be focusing on cyber and privacy education.

On the Cutting EDge podcast, Educause’s policy lead Jarrett Cummings says higher ed IT leaders need to be on the lookout for new federal reporting requirements.

A recent lawsuit filed against Northwestern University accuses the institution's use of online proctoring software of violating state privacy law.

Together with the nonprofit Mitre, Boston University will explore whether Massachusetts' new app could augment its contact-tracing efforts statewide.

Six Democratic senators asked the leaders of ExamSoft, Proctorio and Proctor U for information on privacy, accessibility and equity of their testing software.

The policy creates new privacy guidelines and prohibits the state's 11 public colleges from selling or releasing any student’s information for advertising purposes.

By tracking users' movements, the app can alert individuals who may have come in contact with the virus.

More than 5,000 students have signed an online petition asking FSU to stop using the technology, which monitors students through their webcams and microphones.

As campus technology increasingly aids students' academic lives, privacy violations, too, are becoming more frequent and invasive.

Now facing possible criminal charges, the student's activities have been revealed as more extensive than originally believed.