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Education is the most-targeted sector for ransomware attacks. For ransomware operators, colleges and universities look like the motherlode, with rich deposits of personal and financial data and practically limitless points of entry for getting at that data illegally. But how do they do it? Get an inside look at real-world ransomware operations: their business models, conversion rates, revenues and impact on victims. Security researcher Danny Yuxing Huang (formerly of UC San Diego, now a post-doctoral fellow at Princeton) has investigated the machinery of ransomware by masquerading as a part of its infrastructure — bringing a unique perspective and critical intel to those whose job it is to protect their institutions from these types of malicious activities. Join Huang with Campus Technology’s editorial director, David Nagel, for this one-hour presentation that will be packed with unique insights!
Date: 10/24/17
Time: 11:00 AM PT
Sponsored By Cisco Umbrella
Security risks are multiplying in volume and variety, and it’s no longer just IT’s concern. As budgets flatten and scrutiny rises, how must higher ed IT leadership evolve to keep pace with new threats, while still driving innovation?
Date: 10/26/17
Sponsored By Lenovo and Intel
Learn how the University of Virginia developed a successful partnership with Blackboard to improve their service delivery. The session will include determining if outsourcing is right for you, preparing for working with a vendor, assessing knowledge management, implementing best practices and the benefits that can be realized from a strong help desk service provider.
Sponsored By Blackboard
In this one-hour webcast, Dr. Lance Ford, a Cisco educational technology advocate and educator, will discuss the ways collaboration technologies are helping schools, colleges, and universities—regardless of their size—empower more agile teaching and learning, extend access, and improve student outcomes.
Sponsored By Cisco Systems, Inc.
The exploding pace of new technologies is changing the way we live, learn and work. CMSC, in conjunction with IACMI, worked with the Purdue University based HUBzero research group to construct a system that works to transfer knowledge and support manufacturers by sharing and integrating commercial design and simulation software with the supply chain to simulate the performance of complex composite manufacturing. It will be important for institutions to deliver digital resources, applications and next-generation learning environments that will connect education to engage, empower and equip students to learn in an effective, collaborative manner with real-world expert knowledge and complex skills. Students play a significant role and participate on industry-based IACMI projects.
Sponsored By Citrix
The need for better identity management is growing while budgets are shrinking. Learn how cloud IAM can solve challenges posed by on-prem legacy solutions and enable higher ed IT teams to boost security, increase automation, and improve efficiency.
Sponsored By Okta