Texas A&M designs nationwide tracker of vulnerable power systems
A new tool driven by 179 million data points has spotted several regions in the United States especially prone to power outages.
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Educause workforce report shows higher ed tech leaders are overwhelmed
Three quarters of higher ed technology leaders describe their workloads as “excessive.”
Cyber roles in education are stabilizing, Educause survey shows
Cybersecurity and privacy roles in higher education are seeing less turnover than they did two years ago, according to new research.
AI optimism grows in higher education
New research from the edtech firm Cengage Group shows that attitudes surrounding generative AI are improving quickly in higher education.
University of Florida to buy $24M supercomputer
The University of Florida plans to spend $24 million on a more advanced supercomputer through its partnership with Nvidia.
Malicious QR code cyberattacks target education sector, Microsoft report shows
Microsoft says its products blocked more than 15,000 emails each day that targeted the education sector with phony QR codes.
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Technology is burning out faculty, survey shows
A new report from WGU Labs shows that many higher education faculty members feel fatigue and trepidation with respect to the rapidly evolving educational technologies on offer.…
Utah State University to open national center for digital accessibility of learning materials
Utah State's National Center on Accessible Digital Educational Materials and Instruction will target education departments seeking to meet new accessibility requirements.
College cyber programs vary widely, researchers found
Researchers at Washington State University found that cybersecurity programs in higher education vary dramatically.
University at Albany gets federal funding for cybersecurity studio
The University at Albany received $1.25 million to purchase advanced technologies and support faculty through a new cybersecurity studio.