Registration is open for the Summer Information Security Workshop: Monday, June 13, 2022. Offered twice each year, our full-day online workshops are designed specifically to meet the professional development needs of California Community Colleges information technology personnel.
Registration is open for the Summer Information Security Workshop: Monday, June 13, 2022. Offered twice each year, our full-day online workshops are designed specifically to meet the professional development needs of California Community Colleges information technology personnel.
Selected videos and slide decks are now available from our Winter 2022 Workshop, which was held online on January 10.
Cybersecurity incidents can be frightening, especially in the first few hours after an incident has been detected. The California Community Colleges Information Security Center, in collaboration with the Chancellor’s Office, has created a guide to support you through this process.
Due to a recent rise in ransomware attacks on higher education institutions, the California Community Colleges Chancellor's Office and the Information Security Center delivered a webinar on the topic on Wednesday, October 28, 2020.
Unlimited SSL certificates are available for no charge to California community colleges as part of their membership in the InCommon Federation. InCommon membership for all 116 colleges is being paid for by the CCC Chancellor's Office. Find out how to receive security certificates for your college's web servers.
The California Community Colleges Information Security Center proactively assesses the information security needs of the system, and offers services to CCC campuses designed to maintain the integrity of information systems by:
Paying a ransom doesn't guarantee you get all of your data back. Here's how to prepare for the worst. ... Read story at University Business
Ransomware recommendations based on operational insight from government-based cybersecurity experts ... Download the Ransomware Guide
Of all the cybersecurity solutions created to prevent breaches in higher ed, it's the people on the incident response teams who are most vital ... Read story at EdTech