How not to fall victim to a cyberattackWhere is your university vulnerable to ransomware or access via a third-party provider? Here are ways to reduce risk and maintain security across your IT networkNicole StewartJisc
Retaining qualified IT staff is the key to cyber resiliencePractical guidance on training and empowering staff to maintain robust cyber-defences that protect students, the workforce and the institution as a wholePetrus Mursanto The University of Indonesia
Change is coming, whether higher education likes it or notUniversities may talk about digital transformation, but are yet to translate it into action. Here’s how to start building the momentum for change, instead of standing still Andrew GreenwayPublic Digital
Deepfakes are coming for higher education. What can we do to prepare? Deepfakes are easier than ever to make, leaving students and academics vulnerable to cyberbullying, reputational damage and educational integrity. Here’s how to be vigilant against themJasper Roe, Mike PerkinsJames Cook University Singapore, British University Vietnam
There’s nothing technical about cybersecurityDiscussing and demystifying cybersecurity can help us shift it from a technology issue to being all about people, even at the sector level, writes David BathoDavid BathoJisc
Five ways universities can protect faculty from online harassmentWith more online engagement and interaction have come increased threats and attacks against faculty, staff and students. Here are measures institutions can take to raise awareness and provide supportAlexis MartinezGeorgia Tech’s Center for 21st Century Universities
Should we be worried? An educators’ introduction to the metaverse What is it and what might it mean for the future of education? Paul BaileyJisc
Everything you need to know about cyberattacks (but were afraid to ask)From communication to recovery times, Patrick Bailey provides an insider’s guide to dealing with the havoc wrought by cyberattacks, based on first-hand experiencePatrick BaileyLondon South Bank University
Balancing student data collection and privacy protectionIncreased scrutiny of universities as keepers of valuable data means institutions need to be well versed in data protection responsibilities. Andy Phippen offers key aspects to considerAndy PhippenBournemouth University
How to prepare and protect your institution against a future cybersecurity attackIt’s not a matter of if your institution will be hit by a cyberattack but when. Adrian Ellison shares some key actions for universities to better prepare for the inevitableAdrian EllisonUniversity of West London
Supporting cybersecurity literacy for workforce-ready graduatesEmployers need a cybersecurity-literate workforce, and higher education could play a valuable role in filling the gapSteven FurnellUniversity of Nottingham
Cybersecurity in the HE sector – getting the basics rightManaging security updates, vulnerability reviews, password policies and multi-factor authentication are staple university needs, says Clive MaddersClive MaddersCyber Tec Security
Cybersecurity remains a critical issue that universities must faceStatistics show that universities are getting better at defending against and preparing for cyberattacks, but much more needs to be done, says Heidi Fraser-KraussHeidi Fraser-KraussJisc
Cybersecurity is not just for the geeks in the IT departmentOur first-year university students might have received no education on cybersecurity since the age of 13, say Andy Phippen and Emma BondAndy Phippen, Emma BondBournemouth University, University of Suffolk
Cybersecurity in online learning Mohammed Rehman explains what steps universities should take to educate staff and students about cybersecurity and how to protect themselves when teaching and learning onlineMohammed Rehman Arden University
