The Colorado Community College System has selected an identity management solution for 13 schools serving 144,000 students across the state.
Yahoo! Releases Password Statistics of 70 Million Users for Cybersecurity Studies.
LifeJourney, an online career simulation experience provider, will launch Day of Cyber February 29 at the RSA 2016 Conference in San Francisco in conjunction with the National Security Agency.
Northwestern University in Evanston, IL has implemented a new file transfer system to securely send files between the university and external vendors or agencies.
The University of Central Florida is taking steps to remediate an intrusion into its computer network discovered in January. The breach exposed personal information, including Social Security numbers, of some current and former students and employees.
Phishing attacks are up 13 percent and spear phishing attacks are up 22 percent from 2014, according to new research from Wombat Security Technologies.
A company in the security segment has opened up a new academic program to provide training to students and faculty in colleges and universities in security incidence response.
A university in Nevada has commissioned the development of a custom campus safety app that will now be configured for eight other public colleges and universities in the state.
Toshiba's security division has introduced a new bundle of services for schools that use its surveillance equipment.
Malware will grow. Attacks on Android and other mobile devices will continue. And payment platforms and the Internet of Things will become sources for new kinds of security vulnerabilities. These all surface as predictions from security vendor Panda Software for the new year.
