As someone who spends his days talking with higher ed CIOs, CISOs and security teams, I’m watching their world shift from human speed to machine speed almost overnight. There’s an asymmetrical gap that I’m seeing. Many security teams at these univers...
As someone who spends his days talking with higher ed CIOs, CISOs and security teams, I’m watching their world shift from human speed to machine speed almost overnight. There’s an asymmetrical gap that I’m seeing. Many security teams at these universities are still manually focused. They’re overmatched by anything automated and artificial intelligence–driven, especially agentic attacks. A two- to five-person team at a regional public university can’t manually triage the volume of signals coming in from all their tools. They get overwhelmed and must start prioritizing — and that’s exactly what…
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EdTech Magazine — Higher Ed (EN)