Hackers identify specific IP networks — not companies — to expose and sell to other hackers.
Skimming, eavesdropping and relay attacks can pose problems for hospital, university and K-12 security systems. Here’s how to overcome them.
Understanding your resources, defining your goals, selecting the right integrator and working with your IT department will ensure you’re happy with your systems integration project.
When colleges are able to think like hackers and identify vulnerabilities in their networks, they can better equip them against their enemies.
At InfoComm2015, Joel Bilhiemer discusses how colleges can cope with and prepare for data breaches and the “Technology Management in Higher Education” seminar.
With cyberattack counts climbing high, these five colleges teach higher education institutions the do’s and don’ts of cybersecurity.
IT staff from colleges across the country collaborated on cybersecurity questions and strategies at the annual ACUTA conference.
Just because a college has its physical security squared away doesn’t mean their cybersecurity is up to par. Network experts reveal why college networks are juicy targets for hackers, and how schools can tighten network security before a fresh attack. Experts say that colleges should accept breaches as they come, but learn to harden their defenses, increase interoperability and react immediately to cut a threat off at its source.
The CEO of Promethean shares 7 questions to ask ed-tech vendors in order to protect student data. He says schools don’t have to wait for legislation to be passed to guarantee protection. They can start acting now.
The 60th Annual ASIS Int’l Seminar and Exhibits was a rousing success, with plenty of telling industry takeaways.
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