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Building Digital Resilience in Education: A framework in the face of IT complexity

Education IT teams are navigating an increasingly complex mix of systems, cloud services, applications, endpoints and third-party providers — often with limited staff and resources. The panel will share practical guidance for streamlining IT management, strengthening security, and building the operational resilience schools need to pursue strategic innovation — and better serve their institutional mission.

Date: 09/22/26

Time: 11:00 AM PT


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!

Date: 09/24/26

Time: 11:00 AM PT


Cyber Resilience in Higher Education: Protecting the Data Layer and Keeping Learning, Research, and Campus Operations Moving

In this fireside chat, Campus Technology Editor in Chief Rhea Kelly will talk with Katherine Hennessey, Head of U.S. Government Strategy at Everpure, about how higher education institutions can strengthen cyber resilience across the data layer. Register now!

Date: 10/07/26

Time: 11:00 AM PT


No Link, No Attachment, No Problem: How Modern Attacks Slip Into Email Inboxes

This session walks through the attacks schools are actually seeing, using real examples of business email compromise, account takeover, and payroll fraud. Abnormal AI will break down how each attack works in plain terms, why traditional defenses miss it, and what education leaders can do about it right now.

Date: 10/21/26

Time: 11:00 AM PT


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Securely Adopting and Scaling AI with Okta in Higher Education

Join Okta for an exclusive virtual webinar focused on securely adopting and scaling agentic AI across higher education institutions. Space is limited, so be sure to reserve your spot!


Governing AI to close the authority gap

Right now, AI agents are making decisions and acting across organizations without explicitly delegated authority. The result? The Authority Gap—autonomous agents making high-stakes decisions using governance models designed for people, not machines.


From Fragmented to Future-Ready: Modernizing Travel, Expense, and Invoice Management at ASU

Automation in travel, expense, and invoice management is about more than streamlining reimbursements. By modernizing its travel operations, Arizona State University reduced paper-based workflows and manual effort, improved visibility into traveler locations for duty-of-care needs, strengthened compliance through more consistent approval and booking processes, and created a stronger data foundation for decision-making.


A Small Team With a Big Mission: How Southeastern University Built Email Security That Works

Protecting a university means protecting everyone on campus: students chasing job opportunities, faculty managing research, staff handling sensitive transactions. Each group interacts with email differently, and each carries its own risk. In this fireside chat, Abnormal AI sits down with Southeastern University to hear how they built a practical, low-maintenance email security program that protects 23,700 mailboxes, all while reducing the operational burden on their previously stretched team.