Expanded demand for remote learning forces higher education institutions to look at more-versatile IT security platforms.

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

Digital transformation and security challenges across college campuses draw attention to the strategic advantages of managed and professional services.

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

CIOs in higher education should equip themselves with data to support changes to IT infrastructure and avoid the pitfalls of status quo spending.

As universities plan for more virtual learning, multi-factor and passwordless security will take on greater importance against new security threats.

Universities need tools to better aggregate and collect data around their services — and in turn, make distance learning more effective, says a Splunk white paper.

WVU’s CISO shares why investing in identity governance is important to universities to strengthen their overall security posture with users.

The open nature of networks at higher-education institutions increases the risk of ransomware attack, but six steps can help CISOs strengthen their defense.