Pell Study: U.S. Cybersecurity Preparedness Presents ‘Grim Picture’
While all 50 states are investing in broadband communications, only eight states were deemed equipped to deal with current and emerging threats from cyber espionage.
Data Security
Study Finds Interesting Data on How Companies Are Managing Cyber Risk
SMU Darwin Deason Institute for Cyber Security studies how financial, retail, healthcare and government sectors manage cyber risk.
Are your files Secure? File Collaboration Security Report Offers Insight
More than 80 percent of information security decision makers experienced file data leakage incidents, yet 84 percent expressed moderate to no confidence in their capacity to secure confidential files. Learn more in the FinalCode report.
4 Windows 10 Privacy and Security Concerns to Consider Before Your College Downloads
Cybersecurity expert Daniel Assouline weighs in on concerns colleges may face before upgrading to Windows 10.
3 Ways Colleges Can Minimize Higher Data Security Risks
Data security expert Todd Waskelis reveals 3 ways colleges can strengthen their network defenses against data breaches.
Enterprise Mobility: The Future is Now
Enterprise mobility is here, and as we discover new solutions to old problems, it will prove to be the future of every business entity. Here’s why.
Employees Push Back Against BYOD and Enterprise Solutions That Aren’t Secure
As BYOD becomes more adopted in corporate settings, companies need to pay attention to enterprise apps.
8 Tips and Technologies That Can Keep a College Network Safe
In order to keep their networks safe, cybersecurity expert Dennis Egen discusses 8 key tips and technologies colleges can equip their network teams with.
2 Cyberthreat Vulnerabilities Colleges Need to Worry About This School Year
ThreatMetrix reveals the top 2 cyberthreats colleges needs to look out for during the new academic year.
What To Do When Viruses Weaken Your College’s Network
At InfoComm2015, Joel Bilhiemer discusses how colleges can cope with and prepare for data breaches and the “Technology Management in Higher Education” seminar.
