The Rochester Institute of Technology is launching a summer workshop for teachers and camps for middle and high school students interested in learning about cybersecurity.
The 7,800-student Seattle University is experimenting this summer with a Bluetooth-enabled panic button in an effort to enhance the safety of its students.
A new study has identified a surge in the typical indicators of targeted attacks on today's networks.
More than a third of all malware events in 2014 occurred within the education sector, according to NTT Com Security's 2015 Global Threat Intelligence Report.
IQ Onsite has launched a new app, Campus Ping, designed to improve response times in campus security situations.
A 5,700-student community college in Arizona recently received national recognition for its cyber-defense education programs.
Video management software from Exacq Technologies has added the ability for the user to overlay icons on top of surveillance feeds for quick response and a simplified way to troubleshoot certain IP cameras when they're being added to the network.
With 72 autonomous districts and 112 colleges, the California Community Colleges are looking to federated identity as an important element of their technology strategy. This week, they've announced that the system is joining InCommon
A multidisciplinary team from New York University has provided research that suggests regulators should reconsider how they evaluate the health risks of high-frequency radio waves.
All 112 community colleges in the state of California will soon have systemwide single sign-on and privacy protection for online applications.
