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The cybersecurity field is critically in need of skilled professionals to protect against increasingly complex, evolving threats. Higher education has a key role to play in addressing the skills gap and more than 3 million unfilled cyber jobs worldwide, yet recurring pain points in creating and teaching a cybersecurity curriculum frequently hold institutions back from offering their students these vital workforce skills.
Sponsored by
Haiku Inc
There’s more to zero trust than the buzzword that gets thrown around so often in the cybersecurity field. While higher education IT professionals often tend to view the approach as simply a way to secure remote access, zero trust can also build security resilience across the enterprise. At a time when cyber criminals are increasingly targeting the education sector, it’s more important than ever to build zero trust into your overall cybersecurity strategy.
Sponsored by
Cisco
There’s never been a more critical time to focus on higher education’s core constituent: the student. Persistent enrollment declines and the challenges of pandemic recovery, combined with the expansion of alternative credentials, learning modalities, and pathways available to today’s learners, are putting pressure on institutions to improve the student experience. Colleges and universities are investing in technology to meet student expectations for seamless access to resources and personalized support at any time, from anywhere — and laying the foundation for innovation moving forward.
Sponsored by
Lumen
As ChatGPT continues to take the world by storm, it’s becoming a prime example of how fast technology is evolving today — and the growing challenge of keeping digital skills up to date among today’s learners. Artificial intelligence is not the only field surging ahead: According to (ISC)2, for example, growth in the cybersecurity industry is quickly outpacing the number of skilled workers available to fill the need. The nonprofit membership association for information security leaders estimates the 2022 global cybersecurity workforce gap at 3.4 million people.
Sponsored by
Pluralsight
In this industry fireside chat, Campus Technology Editor-in-Chief Rhea Kelly speaks with industry experts about key challenges that colleges and universities face across the student lifecycle and how intelligent data analytics can help better engage leaners from the moment they express interest in admission all the way to graduation and beyond.
Sponsored by
Quantiphi and AWS
In this industry fireside chat, Campus Technology Editor-in-Chief Rhea Kelly will speak with Jerry Gamblin, director of security research at Cisco, about the latest security trends and challenges in higher ed and how risk-based vulnerability management can help identify gaps in your security infrastructure, evaluate threats, and prioritize remediation efforts.
Sponsored by
Kenna Security
Sign up for this webinar to explore the reasons behind Marshall’s cloud transformation, and why cloud infrastructure can help universities prepare for an unknown future.
Sponsored by
Oracle and Tharseo
