White Papers
Higher education white papers and case studies from our sponsors. Click a title to read more or download.
We will review what shifts in the threat landscape in higher education within the past two years, how institutions supporting their cybersecurity plans, what the common high risk attacks are, and more. Download today!
Sponsored by Carahsoft and Commvault
In this whitepaper, we will review how adopters of smart infrastructure, from individual providers to cities that depend on multiple smart systems, can recognize and mitigate risk while still driving innovation. Download to learn more today!
Sponsored by Fortinet
Although Microsoft 365 provides ample data storage capacity, institutions often struggle to implement adequate security measures, leading to the risk of unauthorized access, weak passwords, and unused licenses. While Microsoft prioritizes security, organizations require a comprehensive security plan to safeguard their data.
Sponsored by CoreView
Higher education use cases for on-campuses networks are so unique, they stand alone when compared with other industries. Cloud-based Network access control (NAC) can ease management pain points while providing real-time updates and AI-powered visibility.
Sponsored by Juniper Networks
In less than three years, D’Youville has gone from hosting a few eager gamers to developing one of the most dynamic eSports programs in the country.
Sponsored by Spectrum Enterprise a part of Charter Communications
Historically, colleges and universities have taken a “do-it-yourself” approach to deploying and managing their network infrastructure. However, campus leaders are starting to rethink this method as they look for ways to solve for a shortage of IT talent.
Sponsored by Spectrum Enterprise a part of Charter Communications
Rising cyberattacks, new federal requirements, and an evolving higher education landscape have pushed cybersecurity to the forefront for just about every college and university IT leader.
Sponsored by Spectrum Enterprise a part of Charter Communications
AI enhances not only the strength and effectiveness of cyber attackers today, but also the tools and methods used to defend against those attacks. As AI’s potential for good and bad rapidly evolves, higher education weighs AI’s risks and benefits while reshaping and prioritizing cybersecurity strategies to mitigate today’s threats.
Sponsored by Carahsoft
