EDUCAUSE is working with representatives from across the research and education network (REN) community to highlight the importance of closing the institutional digital divide.
Cyberattacks are increasing in frequency and impact. Defending against ransomware attacks requires a tiered approach to security with a Zero Trust model at the heart of the methodology.
New learning models require robust, secure foundations. To do this, plus improve experience and address opportunities for staff, faculty, and students, IT teams need to reduce manual processes.
The growing emphasis on modernization of education in Vietnam is paving the way toward digital transformation in higher education institutions.
Conventional wisdom says that the purpose of security in higher education is to support teaching, learning, research, and operational efficiencies. However, the purpose of security is beyond even these lofty objectives.
Despite the visibility and energy surrounding artificial intelligence, higher education is taking measured steps toward incorporating this technology.
This article includes information about a proposal for national investment in research and education network infrastructure, continuing problems with the accessibility of federal agency websites, current trends in the access and affordability of consumer broadband and mobile technologies, and key post-pandemic considerations for higher education cybersecurity.
College and university research departments often collaborate on data collection and analysis, with the aim of a more thorough and expedient validation of findings. Yet the transfer and/or processing of this valuable material can put institutions at risk of losing intellectual property and sensitive information.
While most providers of online education services remove metadata from uploaded profile images as a standard part of their service, the practice is not universal.
![Community Conversations: Mike Corn and Cheryl Washington on the Increasing Relevance of the CISO [video]](/-/media/images/blogs/2020/10/er203513art32x13.jpg)
John O'Brien, EDUCAUSE CEO and President, talks with Mike Corn, CISO for the University of California San Diego, and Cheryl Washington, CISO, for the University of California Davis, about the increasing relevance of the Chief Information Security Officer role.
