Chicago, October 7, 2020: Campus Consortium, a global nonprofit education association, announced that it will be hosting a live EdTalk titled “IT Security & SOC by Barnard College, Columbia University, Stevens Institute of Technology and The Juilliard School” on Thursday, October 29, 2020.
In this session, Christine Whalley, Director, Information Security at Barnard College, Columbia College; Tej Patel, Chief Information Officer at Stevens Institute of Technology; Steve Doty, Chief Technology Officer at The Juilliard School; and Karl Horvath, Ph.D., President at Campus Consortium will talk about why we must improve and safeguard our teaching, learning and remote working environments, and leveraging a 24×7 Security Operations Center is a crucial first step in that direction.
Why attend this EdTalk:
The after-effects of Covid-19 will leave a long-lasting effect in higher education teaching and learning methodology. As we move to online platforms, cyber threats and risks to network security increase exponentially. We must improve and safeguard our teaching, learning and remote working environments, and leveraging a 24×7 Security Operations Center is a crucial first step in that direction.
In this session, the panelists will discuss how Covid-19 changed and modeled the dynamics of IT security for higher education in 2020. Learn from experiences shared by IT leaders from higher education institutions in how leveraging a 24×7 Security Operations Center as a step towards strengthening IT security at their campus.
EdTalk Date: Thursday, October 29, 2020
EdTalk Time: 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. ET
In addition to presenting EdTalks on the latest topics and trends, Campus Consortium also offers a series of technology grants throughout the year. To know about our Grant Programs, visit: https://bit.ly/34iWB6H
Past Campus Consortium EdTalks:
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EdTalks Featuring Columbia University, Wharton Online, University of Illinois at Chicago The changing landscape of education presents challenges for institutions who must meet the expectations of today’s students. This EdTalk focused on how Columbia University, Wharton School, and UIC used AI in uniquely different ways to solve problems and improve outcomes. |
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EdTalks Featuring EDUCAUSE and NASFAA The Edtalk presented by Megan Coval, VP for Policy & Federal Relations, NASFAA & Jarret Cummings, Senior Advisor for Policy & Government Relations at EDUCAUSE, focused on how the aid package was developed and distributed, how institutions can use the aid, awarding aid to students, and if future aid will be available. |
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EdTalks Featuring Cisco® This EdTalk provides a clear perspective on the trends driving the massive shift in education delivery models, new educational approaches, and ways that technology can help to engage learners and prepare teachers irrespective of their location. |
To know more about Campus Consortium, please visit: CampusConsortium.org
About the Campus Consortium:
Founded in 2003, Campus Consortium is a leading non-profit education association with thousands of higher education institutions and K-12 school district members. The Campus Consortium mission is to help members reduce the time, cost, and effort associated with implementing enterprise IT services by leveraging shared IT services, lessons learned, and best practices so that each member can avoid reinventing the wheel when adopting new education technologies.