September/October EDUCAUSE Review Now Available

Created by Colleen Luckett (EDUCAUSE) on October 4, 2006

The September/October EDUCAUSE Review is now available, with a focus section on Privacy & Security featuring articles by Fred H. Cate on the privacy and security policy vacuum in higher education, John Voloudakis on the evolution of effective IT security practices, M. Peter Adler on a unified approach to information security compliance; Lauren Steinfeld and Kathleen Sutherland Archuleta on the role of the CPO, and Rodney Petersen on the role of the CSO. This issue also includes articles on “Making Knowledge Services Work” and on higher ed IT in Brazil and Latin America, along with a report by the 2006 EDUCAUSE Evolving Technologies Committee. EDUCAUSE Review is also available via RSS feed. Click the RSS icon on the EDUCUASE Review home page to access the XML required to subscribe

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		September/October EDUCAUSE Review Now Available Created by Colleen Luckett (EDUCAUSE) on October 4, 2006 The September/October EDUCAUSE Review is now available, with a focus section on Privacy & Security featuring articles by Fred H. Cate on the privacy and security policy vacuum in higher education, John Voloudakis on the evolution of effective IT security practices, M. Peter Adler on a unified approach to information security compliance; Lauren Steinfeld and Kathleen Sutherland Archuleta on the role of the CPO, and Rodney Petersen on the role of the CSO. This issue also includes articles on “Making Knowledge Services Work” and on higher ed IT in Brazil and Latin America, along with a report by the 2006 EDUCAUSE Evolving Technologies Committee. EDUCAUSE Review is also available via RSS feed. Click the RSS icon on the EDUCUASE Review home page to access the XML required to subscribe EDUCAUSE News \| Cyber-Security \| Cybersecurity \| EDUCAUSE Review \| Privacy \| publications \| Security Colleen's blog Login or register to post comments 3493 reads
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