What InfoSec Leaders Can Learn from the 2021 EDUCAUSE Horizon Report
A specialized edition of an annual report from the organization offers a look at the most important technology trends in higher ed. by
Amelia Pang is a journalist and an editor at EdTech: Focus on Higher Education. Her work has appeared in the New Republic, Mother Jones, and Truthdig.
In February, EDUCAUSE released the first information security edition of its “2021 EDUCAUSE Horizon Report.” Informed by interviews with higher education leaders across the globe, the report explores key trends, technologies and practices shaping the future of higher education information security.
EDUCAUSE’s decision to add an InfoSec edition of its annual report on educational technologies and practices signals that information security is becoming more critical than ever to higher education business continuity.
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