White Papers
Higher education white papers and case studies from our sponsors. Click a title to read more or download.
Delivering on a robust, data-enabled solution that incorporates Student Listening is both exciting and daunting. Yet modernizing, integrating, and transforming institutional infrastructure is an inevitable next step to evolving student experience. It can also augment the human power of staff and faculty to do what they do best: develop strategies that promote student learning and experience.
Sponsored by Slalom
Since 1993, the university relied on an on-premises Ellucian Banner system to run its student information, human resources and finance operations. By moving to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, university officials discovered an easy path toward modernization and cost management. And they could take advantage of new services like intrusion detection and prevention.
Sponsored by Oracle and Intel
These five rules will help your school tap the full powers of both departments.
Sponsored by SAP Concur
Nick Lewis, program manager for security and identity at Internet2, describes how the community-driven Internet2 NET+ program helps higher ed institutions get fast, proven answers to their questions and vetted solutions for their cloud and security challenges.
Sponsored by Internet2
Considering the immense challenges facing IT security teams, its no surprise they are perpetually overwhelmed. Many teams have turned to security orchestration, automation, and response (SOAR) tools as a remedy.
Sponsored by Splunk
One tool that will help mid-sized schools stay solvent is spend visibility.
Sponsored by SAP Concur
In this interview Tom Dugas, chief information security officer for Duquesne University, and Rick Haugerud, CISO for the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, explain how Internet2’s NET+ program is helping them manage cybersecurity for their institutions.
Sponsored by Internet2
The challenge of securing and protecting data and endpoints is not a new requirement, but today it is more important than ever. With a rapidly expanding attack surface created by the proliferation of new types of endpoints ranging from mobile to the Internet of Things (IoT) coupled with a wave of remote global workers, you’ve got a perfect storm. The concept and implementation of a Zero Trust framework has never been more important as securing and protecting endpoints and data goes hand in hand with Zero Trust.
Sponsored by Blackberry
