Growing cyberthreats and limited head count create ongoing challenges for security teams at colleges and universities. According to research from Nile, 94% of higher education IT teams are understaffed amid rising cybersecurity threats. Artificial in...
Growing cyberthreats and limited head count create ongoing challenges for security teams at colleges and universities. According to research from Nile, 94% of higher education IT teams are understaffed amid rising cybersecurity threats. Artificial intelligence could be a way to augment their security strategies to free up staff and resources. “For organizations with lean security teams, there is an exciting opportunity for AI to support some of the heavy lifting,” says Ramya Chitrakar, vice president of engineering at Google Cloud Security. “We are already seeing huge gains for…
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EdTech Magazine — Higher Ed (EN)