Improving Email Security with Proofpoint at University of Hawai‘i
Institutions can reduce human resource needs by working with third parties to help manage and deploy email gateways and firewalls to protect users.
Institutions can reduce human resource needs by working with third parties to help manage and deploy email gateways and firewalls to protect users.
HECVAT 4 is here! The newest version of the Higher Education Community Vendor Assessment Toolkit incorporates comprehensive improvements, including new and updated artificial intelligence and privacy questions, training materials for institutions and solution providers, and more.
As data risk management grows more complex, privacy has evolved from a compliance concern to a strategic imperative for higher education institutions. In this video, two chief privacy offers explore this evolution and share how it informs their approach to balancing risks and opportunities.
As colleges and universities collect and use more data for more purposes, understanding how to organize and safeguard it becomes critically important.
Data Privacy Week is January 27–31. This curated list of resources can help spark conversations about privacy and the importance of safeguarding personal information in an increasingly digital world.
In a recent Cybersecurity and Privacy Program evaluation survey, EDUCAUSE asked IT professionals whether cybersecurity and privacy functions should be integrated or kept separate.
The Higher Education Community Vendor Assessment team is launching HECVAT 4 in January 2025. The updated toolkit will include questions about privacy and artificial intelligence.
EDUCAUSE researchers and panelists discuss takeaways from the 2024 Horizon Report, Cybersecurity and Privacy Edition.
Conventional approaches to security training are insufficient to meet the rising tide of cybersecurity threats. Conducting a risk assessment is the first step in identifying the highest risks to human behavior, and mitigating those risks is how the security culture of an organization is changed.
Colleges and universities implement countless third-party products and services, any of which could pose risks to the institution, its data, and its constituents.