Tech alignment ‘single most important’ issue for higher ed CIOs

University of Tulsa CIO Paige Francis says IT stepped up during the pandemic, changing how the institution will work with technology in the future.

Medical center at Rush University takes on more advanced research projects, and lowers costs to IT operations by adopting a scalable cloud platform.

Cloud adoption, the use of Chromebooks and remote learning challenges have forced schools to rethink their security strategies.

Kent State CISO Bob Eckman describes ‘red pill’ decision to align pace of KSU’s security development with its enterprise platform provider, Microsoft.

Arizona State University CIO Lev Gonick says aligning tech priorities with a university’s strategic vision is essential.

Colleges and universities already have most of the data collection systems they need to develop a contact tracing program.

EDUCAUSE’s report highlights a number of IT challenges in 2021. To mitigate new threats, schools should look to modern access management tools.

With school districts launching into remote learning during the COVID-19 pandemic, cloud-based platforms are their best bet for stronger cybersecurity

Education IT leaders should consider letting vendors take on day-to-day cybersecurity management to enable a focus on serving students and staff.

Remote learning is here to stay, putting new pressure on higher education leaders to embrace scalable security solutions and leverage Internet2.