Do Cyber Attackers Value Your Data More than You Do?
In higher education's complex and increasingly competitive environment, data is currency — the essential medium enabling decision-making, research, and the student experience across an institution. The invaluable role of data has upped the stakes when it comes to cybersecurity. New technologies such as AI require a renewed focus on security in order to be leveraged to their full potential, and cyber attacks carry a heavy price not only in response and recovery costs, but also in loss of community confidence. What is the correct mix of effort, time, and resources to protect institutional data, systems, and reputation and provide a solid foundation for technology innovation?
In this fireside chat webcast, Campus Technology Editor in Chief Rhea Kelly will speak with a panel of experts about the value of data in higher ed, how bad actors may already be lurking in campus systems, untapped cybersecurity resources that can help, and how to drive a culture of security on campus.
Our panelists are:
- Robert Ferrilli - President and Founder, Ferrilli
- Maria S. Thompson - State and Local Government Executive Government Advisor for Cybersecurity, AWS
- Lauren Godfrey - Partner, Constangy, Brooks, Smith & Prophete, LLP
- Dr. Chelsy Pham - CISO & VP of Information Technology, Hartnell Community College
