Artificial intelligence is changing the cybersecurity landscape in ways traditional higher education cybersecurity models weren’t built to handle. A campus attack surface can be complex, with decentralized IT structures, sprawling networks, and a hos...
Artificial intelligence is changing the cybersecurity landscape in ways traditional higher education cybersecurity models weren’t built to handle. A campus attack surface can be complex, with decentralized IT structures, sprawling networks, and a host of sensitive student and research data that is attractive to cybercriminals. AI is raising the stakes, giving bad actors the ability to launch sophisticated attacks with less effort than before, while also giving IT teams new tools to fight back. “We should be concerned about the increasing ability of AI as a technology to discover and…
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EdTech Magazine — Higher Ed (EN)