In the past, overburdened security professionals at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas started most semesters fielding Digital Millennium Copyright Act notices from companies complaining that students were illegally downloading music and movies.&nbs...
In the past, overburdened security professionals at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas started most semesters fielding Digital Millennium Copyright Act notices from companies complaining that students were illegally downloading music and movies. Because UNLV effectively operates as students’ internet service provider, it’s responsible for identifying these users and notifying them of DMCA violations. Usually, says Jason Griffin, manager of cybersecurity operations, the school receives 10 to 15 such notices during the first month of each semester. “It used to take us probably an…
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EdTech Magazine — Higher Ed (EN)