Tuesday, March 26, 2024 | 11:30AM–12:15PM ET | Room 554
Session Type:
Breakout Session
Delivery Format:
Presentation or Panel Session
This presentation advocates a holistic approach to cyber-crisis planning that transcends mere incident response. It emphasizes inter-institutional collaboration, delving into the sharing of best practices to enhance cybersecurity resilience across higher education. Human-technology interaction is central, stressing the pivotal role of stakeholder training in mitigating cyberthreats. The session underscores the importance of innovation, promoting risk assessments, preventive measures, and the implementation of robust security controls. Effective crisis planning involves establishing clear lines of communication and collaboration among key stakeholders. This fosters transparency, creating meaningful relationships within and beyond the academic community. Cultivating a culture of vigilance is paramount, positioning cybersecurity awareness as an integral aspect of crisis planning. This cultural shift is crucial for creating inclusive learning environments within educational institutions. By presenting practical insights, this session contributes to the ongoing discourse on building resilience and preparedness in higher education. It exemplifies proactive and collaborative strategies for navigating the evolving cyber landscape. Through these measures, organizations and individuals can better prepare, reducing the likelihood and impact of cybercrises in the rapidly changing digital environment.
Presenters
Mike Gioia
Chief Information Security Officer, Babson College
Resources & Downloads
Is Your Organization Prepared For a Cyber Crisis PresentationSlides