Industry-sponsored articles offering best practices on the use of technology in higher education.
Colleges and universities conducting research for government agencies must protect data from competitors and adversaries. Secure landing zones control access while maintaining security and compliance.
Advancing solutions built on open technology standards represent the best chance for higher education to achieve long-term success.
In reflecting on an early pandemic assessment of unexpected opportunities, how have higher education institutions' silver linings fared over the past year?
New methodologies in learning can create new distractions for students, especially with remote learning. Gamification may hold the secret to increasing student engagement and keeping classrooms whole.
Digital identities should be the central element of a higher education institution's technology strategy.
To successfully achieve digital transformation efforts, higher education institutions need to provide best-in-class solutions that connect campus populations directly and securely to all the resources they need.
EdTech Connect is a new, free model for college and university staff and faculty to collaborate on technology use.
Compromised computers are often exploited for data and identity theft and provide ways for ransomware to enter your network. Early Warning Service (EWS) carries out early detection of potential threats so that you can take appropriate corrective actions.
Outdated technology hangs around for too long. It's sneaky too—disguising security risks and higher operational costs. Today, cyber modernization is vital, and it's easier than you think.
A digital upgrade is just a part of your institution's larger digital transformation journey.
