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| Tech security in a wide open, iPhone world |
 Mobile connectivity to the Internet is having a profound impact on information access, which can be a boon for universities. But new tools are needed to process and protect sensitive data. College IT professionals need to move beyond the deployment of impenetrable firewalls and embrace “intelligent controls.”
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| Cyber criminals often target higher education |
| Universities are often the prey of cyber attacks, and mobile devices such as smartphones, tablets and wireless-enabled laptops are new points of entry. Colleges can protect themselves by adding layers of security, but many would benefit from an outside risk assessment. |
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| “The way that we build and deploy security is going to be dramatically different five years from now than the way we do it today.” |
| Tom Gillis, vice president and general manager for Cisco’s Security Technology Business Unit. |
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| >> Click here to find out more about evolving tech security issues in GovConnection’s special report, “Security for a 2.0 World.” |
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