Campus Consortium EdTalks - Changing Trends in Higher-Ed With Stronger Cyber-security

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The Webinar on "The Changing Trends in Higher-Ed With Stronger Cybersecurity" was by Mr. Bob Turner who is Chief Information Security Officer at University of Wisconsin-Madison. He has shared his thoughts and views as to what are engaging cybersecurity developments every institution should look at in the near future and how cybersecurity needs to be driven to its end goal. About the Presenter: As the Chief Information Security Officer at University of Wisconsin-Madison, Bob primarily leads the development and delivery of a comprehensive information security and privacy program. His previous experience includes managing consultants focused on cybersecurity policy and compliance with the assessment of information systems and cybersecurity inspection as principal strengths.

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Bob Turner
Chief Information Security Officer At
UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-MADISON
Guest Speaker
Changing Trends in Higher-Ed With Stronger
Cyber-security
Campus Consortium EdTalks
Anjli Jain
Founder And Chairman At
CAMPUS CONSORTIUM
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2017
Changing Trends in Higher-Ed
With Stronger Cybersecurity
UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN–MADISON

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By the numbers:
43,000+ students / 22,000+ staff
700+ networks / 100Gb Backbone
~100,000 Endpoints and Servers
70,000+ wireless connections per day
90 percent of wireless connections are
BYOD (~5 devices per student)
Residence Hall ISP = Wireless
Many classrooms and laboratory
environments and architectures are
approaching 100 wireless
Palo Alto Networks and Clear Pass with
Global Protect VPN
Cisco AnyConnect VPN for many remote
users
DEFINING THE HIGHER EDUCATION ENTERPRISE
Diversity is our strength…and we like a good puzzle
OUR MISSION: TEACHING, LEARNING,
RESEARCH AND OUTREACH

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SECURIING A BROAD NETWORK AGAINST SIGNIFICANT CYBERSECURITY RISK
• Added network defense and prevention against
advanced and persistent threats
• Management of remote connections via an improved
Global Protect VPN that includes intrusion
prevention
• Distributed IT security teams manage UW owned
systems, mobility, BYOD, applications and firewalls
• Focused cybersecurity operations capability
• Deploying new/updated security tools and “The
Playbook”
How do we secure such a broad network and promote stronger
cybersecurity?

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The Big Challenges
• Active Learning – networks stressed (speed, density, security, VLANs)
• More high and moderate risk data to be exposed
• BYOD population control
• Unmanaged proliferation of mobile and cloud based applications
• Silos and distributed governance
Key Opportunities
• Collaboration between educators, researchers, technologists, security and leadership
• Todays learners are tech savvy “out of the box”
CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS
What keeps the Higher Education CISO up at night?

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• Cloud First – impact on collaborative learning
• Cybersecurity and the mobile environment
• Teaching & Research Application Development (TRAD)
• AI – Big Data - Data Analytics
CONTINUING TRANSFORMATION AT UW-MADISON…WHAT’S NEXT?
The road ahead for Higher Education

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