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Network Security and Personally Managed Computers

Network Security and Personally Managed Computers

Title:Network Security and Personally Managed Computers (ID: SER0401)
Author(s):Jordan K. Wiens (University of Florida)
Topics:Network Security and Applications, Security Architecture, Security Management, Vulnerability Scanning
Origin:Higher Education Information Security Council (formerly the Security Task Force), Southeast Regional Conferences (2004)
Type:Presentations and Seminars
Abstract:Computers connected to the campus network that are not managed by the institution pose unique security risks. Automated approaches are necessary to secure privately controlled devices and manage peer-to-peer traffic, especially in residential networks. Other approaches, while less automated and more reactive, can be effective in some cases. This seminar will explore effective practices and solutions for academic settings.
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