A new study finds that education organizations pay the most to remediate ransomware attacks, shelling out an average of $2.73 million — 48% above the global average.

The opportunities university IT leaders see when it comes to data protection and security are vast, but the threat landscape is continuing to grow rapidly, experts say.

George Washington University is scrambling to provide materials to students after its MyLaw platform was pushed offline.

A report on a 2020 ransomware incident revealed a lack of communication between Michigan State's main IT office and a department's internal team.

Security advisor John Shier shares findings from a security report that show wide gaps in security preparedness to defend against ransomware threats across the education sector.

The Association of Governing Boards of Universities has released guidance for institutions on how to communicate with their information security teams.

The Student Freedom Initiative has signed agreements with 25 HBCUs that want help updating their technology and cybersecurity postures.

In this report, StateScoop & EdScoop explore the ways information security — and the people who lead those efforts — is changing in the public sector.

University of Arizona President Robert Bobbins can earn bonuses if he cuts overhead IT costs and upgrades