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Unexpected AI Agent Activity Reported by Nearly Half of Organizations in Recent Survey

Nearly half of the security and technology professionals in a recent Salt Security survey confirmed or suspected that an AI agent had taken an unintended, unexpected, or unauthorized action in their organization over the past year.
Study Finds Most Organizations Are Not Consistently Measuring AI Value Against Costs

While AI investment continues to grow, relatively few organizations consistently measure whether the technology's benefits justify its costs, according to consulting firm KPMG.
Phishing Attacks Increasingly Exploit Remote Management Tools and AI E-mail Assistants, Reports Find

Phishing attacks are increasing their use of legitimate remote management software to take over computers and hidden instructions to manipulate AI e-mail assistants, according to two recent security reports.
Leading the Next Era of Internet2

CT asks Tripti Sinha about her first year as president and CEO of Internet2: meeting with the membership and R&E community — now as CEO; initiating a new strategic plan; and leading in the next era of breakthrough technologies.

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Digital Credentials, Skills-Based Hiring, and College-to-Workforce Strategy in the Age of AI

We chat with Rob Coyle, product manager for digital credentials at 1EdTech, about his organization's recent reports on the digital credential ecosystem, including employer data needs and technical transport workflows into hiring systems.
How AI Is Transforming Student Housing Operations at Sacramento State

We speak with Adam Dowrie, associate director of organization and planning at California State University, Sacramento, about how AI is affecting student housing operations.
Why AI Readiness Can't Wait

Jay James, cybersecurity operations manager at Auburn University, discusses closing the AI literacy gap, offering students hands-on AI-embedded work experiences, building institutional AI readiness, and more.

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Building the AI-Ready Campus: Rethinking Infrastructure for AI and Research

In this fireside chat, Campus Technology Editor in Chief Rhea Kelly and experts from Dell Technologies and Equinix will discuss how higher education IT leaders can approach infrastructure planning for increasingly demanding AI and research workloads, including decisions about where those workloads should run, how environments should connect, and how institutions can scale without adding more campus data center capacity. Register today!
No New Budget, No Added IT Staff: AI Agents at St. Petersburg College

In this fireside chat, Campus Technology Editor in Chief Rhea Kelly talks with Kellie Ziemak, Associate Vice President for Student Success Strategy at SPC, and Suzanne Azpeitia, Revenue Growth at Druid AI, about how the college pulled it off and what's next. Register today!
Back to School, Back in the Crosshairs: What Higher Ed Security Teams Need to Watch This Fall

In this roundtable discussion, security leaders from two universities share what's changed on their campuses heading into this school year, what a convincing modern phishing email actually looks like, and where native and legacy email defenses fall short. Register now for a practical checklist you can act on before the semester ramps up!

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In the AI Era, Campus Connectivity Needs Evolve

Download this resource to learn how managed services can help institutions modernize network infrastructure, simplify management, address staffing gaps, and support growing connectivity demands while shifting costs toward a more predictable operating model.
A Higher Education Checklist to Ensure Campus Infrastructure Meets AI’s Needs

This higher education IT readiness checklist provides a practical framework for evaluating whether campus infrastructure is prepared for AI-era demands. Developed with HPE Field CTO, Mike Newcomb, it covers core priorities such as AI readiness and much more!
AI in Higher Ed: Stop Asking “If,” Start Asking “How”

Debunk the biggest AI myths in higher ed and walks through a vendor evaluation framework, with Carnegie Mellon University sharing how it turned AI into a strategic advantage for staff and students alike.

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Artificial Intelligence

Articles

Unexpected AI Agent Activity Reported by Nearly Half of Organizations in Recent Survey

Study Finds Most Organizations Are Not Consistently Measuring AI Value Against Costs

Phishing Attacks Increasingly Exploit Remote Management Tools and AI E-mail Assistants, Reports Find

Leading the Next Era of Internet2

Podcasts

Digital Credentials, Skills-Based Hiring, and College-to-Workforce Strategy in the Age of AI

How AI Is Transforming Student Housing Operations at Sacramento State

Why AI Readiness Can't Wait

Webcasts

Building the AI-Ready Campus: Rethinking Infrastructure for AI and Research

No New Budget, No Added IT Staff: AI Agents at St. Petersburg College

Back to School, Back in the Crosshairs: What Higher Ed Security Teams Need to Watch This Fall

Whitepapers

In the AI Era, Campus Connectivity Needs Evolve

A Higher Education Checklist to Ensure Campus Infrastructure Meets AI’s Needs

AI in Higher Ed: Stop Asking “If,” Start Asking “How”

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AI, Identity, and Speed: Cybersecurity Priorities for Higher Ed

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Building the AI-Ready Campus: Rethinking Infrastructure for AI and Research

Getting Ahead of Student Risk with Proactive Support

No New Budget, No Added IT Staff: AI Agents at St. Petersburg College

Ask Us Anything: Securing Data, Code, and the Modern Cloud at AI Speed

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IT Maturity Scale: Assessing Digital Resilience In Higher Education

Is your learning ecosystem designed for change?

Webinar Yes What Students Actually Want from Your Institution’s Digital Tools

From Fragmented Processes to Enterprise-Wide Visibility

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