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As the Covid-19 crisis continues to evolve, many institutions are growing their virtual learning programs at a rapid rate to reach their students while maintaining safe social distancing practices.
However, an increase in cyber attacks is forcing schools to change their staffing and infrastructure to address this threat and keep student data safe. This change has called for many schools to rethink the role of the Chief Information Security Officer as not just a luxury, but a necessity. As virtual learning becomes even more popular, colleges need management structures sturdy enough to meet and fend off dangerous, ever-changing, possibly costly attacks.
But what else are colleges and universities doing to protect themselves from these types of cyber attacks? Download the case study, Managing a Changing Threat, to learn more.
However, an increase in cyber attacks is forcing schools to change their staffing and infrastructure to address this threat and keep student data safe. This change has called for many schools to rethink the role of the Chief Information Security Officer as not just a luxury, but a necessity. As virtual learning becomes even more popular, colleges need management structures sturdy enough to meet and fend off dangerous, ever-changing, possibly costly attacks.
But what else are colleges and universities doing to protect themselves from these types of cyber attacks? Download the case study, Managing a Changing Threat, to learn more.
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