Campus Consortium Stands by the Higher Education Community
Releases $930,000 in Technology Grants to HBCUs for Cloud-based Cybersecurity Solutions

Campus Consortium has awarded $930,000 in Technology Grants for cloud-based cybersecurity solutions to Historically Black Colleges and Universities. Awarded institutions include Meharry Medical College, Cheyney University of Pennsylvania, Talladega College, and Alabama State University.

“We strive at creating an environment of academic excellence,” said Dr. Carmen J. Walters, President of Tougaloo College. “The Single Sign-On and Smart Password Manager Grant enables us to streamline identity and access management across our institution. The grant supports our original goal of having an all-in-one solution that provides one-click, secure access to all of our applications; reduces our help desk call volumes on access and password reset-related issues; centralizes the management of our users’ identities; and virtualizes our entire new student and staff on-boarding processes especially as we are all now at home. We received the grant on January 31st, 2020, kicked off our projects on March 3rd and are looking at launching our new platform by May.”

In our nearly 20-year history, we have helped hundreds of campuses achieve business continuity in the face of crisis: the Dot-Com Boom, the Great Recession and crippling Ransomware attacks.

To institutions of education whose operations have been affected by COVID-19, we are ready to help you get back to business.

Apply for any or all the Grants below by April 3rd:
C19 Grant for a Business Continuity Planning Audit
C19 Grant for Artificial Intelligence Rapid Response 
C19 Grant for CyberSecurity For Work From Home Employees & Students
C19 Grant for Cloud-Based Contact Center

Regards,

Anjli Jain
Founder & Chairman
Campus Consortium