
Five ways to protect university data from cybersecurity threats
Higher education institutions are making strides in adopting new technologies, like cloud ERP, but with those advancements come new risks.
Higher education institutions are making strides in adopting new technologies, like cloud ERP, but with those advancements come new risks.
By understanding who, where and how attackers are targeting universities and colleges, and taking a human-centric approach, officials can better safeguard their sensitive data.
Leaders at Springfield Technical Community College in Massachusetts said a cybersecurity center launching this year will be named after Rep. Richard E. Neal.
The U.S. Department of Education announced it will begin deploying federal personnel to help institutions prepare and process financial aid forms.
Students in a cybersecurity program at Boise State University in Idaho are helping rural schools and governments monitor for cyberattacks.
A slew of edtech companies — edX and Coursera — have announced plans to incorporate generative AI into their products.
The department’s college comparison tool has a refreshed user interface and new data for web developers to download.
Harvard and MIT plan to boost college access and completion for learners historically left behind using proceeds from the sale of edX to 2U.
Winston-Salem State University CIO and Tanium on how higher-ed institutions can rethink their security approach to keep up with today’s rapidly changing technology.
Miami Dade College opened the doors of its first of two centers for artificial intelligence, propping up new courses and professional development programs.