Locking Down Information Management Security on Campus

The bad news: As colleges and universities have accelerated their digital transformations, IT’s efforts have been hampered by an increase in cybersecurity attacks. The good news: Proven solutions are at hand.

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Planning for the Worst Day

IT security in the new normal requires a combination of human smarts, planning and preparation, peer guidance, and well-chosen technology. Anything less and you’re putting your campus community at risk.

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Gaining Total Visibility

Campus IT needs a consistent view into how data flows through the network, cloud and endpoints; otherwise, security will continue to be a hit-and-miss remedy.

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A Unifying Viewpoint for Security

Automation of the easy stuff improves your information security efforts and makes the work that’s left far more interesting for those who do it.

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AI and the Carrot Approach to Zero-Trust Network Access

When you tackle the job of security with artificial intelligence, the result is a liberated user base and a re-energized IT crew.

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Protecting the Campus from the Outside In

DNS security provides a first line of defense, helping colleges and universities protect against bad traffic coming from a multitude of directions, way before it hits the network infrastructure.

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Uncovering the Hidden Costs of Cloud Security

As your usage of the public cloud for secure storage expands, so does the expense. Here’s how to optimize your spending.

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Staying on Top of Cybersecurity: A Conversation with Two University CISOs

In this interview Tom Dugas, chief information security officer for Duquesne University, and Rick Haugerud, CISO for the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, explain how Internet2’s NET+ program is helping them manage cybersecurity for their institutions.

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Community-Powered Problem-Solving

Nick Lewis, program manager for security and identity at Internet2, describes how the community-driven Internet2 NET+ program helps higher ed institutions get fast, proven answers to their questions and vetted solutions for their cloud and security challenges.

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Campus Tech Report: IT Modernization for Campus Re-entry

As colleges and universities prepare for a return to normalcy, IT is front and center for delivering the technology services that can position schools to be stronger now than before the pandemic.

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Campuses Emerging Stronger

Now that faculty, staff and students have a taste of remote work and learning, it can never entirely go away. Here’s why.

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Mastering the Art and Design of Remote Work

Remote work and study aren’t going away; NVIDIA virtual GPU technology is essential to ensure a quality learning experience from any place and at any time.

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Easier Identity and Access Management

The last thing IT should burden students with is a fog of logins. The use of an identity cloud makes accessing their digital lives easier and more secure.

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Evolving with IT to Support Research

Modernizing the campus approach to IT infrastructure for supporting research has never been so urgent.

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Your Starting Point for IT Optimization

Refreshing your IT operations can only begin after you get visibility into what your infrastructure is up to.

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Building the Virtualized Student Union

College no longer takes place just on campus. Virtualizing operations ensures that the student experience remains consistently excellent and secure, wherever it happens.

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Accelerating Student Success with AI

As colleges and universities struggle with enrollment, Google Cloud Student Success Services is poised to reinvent how institutions support and engage their students.

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A Conversation with Jen Leasure

The Quilt’s President and CEO discusses how her organization’s members — state research and education networks — are helping colleges and universities build and maintain new learning environments

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