At TechEX 2018, Case Western Reserve University and the University of Florida are planning two presentations focused on helping universities with controlled unclassified information.

Internet2 is committed to managing the NET+ program to deliver continuing value, and to effectively evolve the program to meet the ever-changing market and needs of higher education. Today, NET+ will be added to the executive responsibility portfolio of Kevin Morooney, VP for Trust and Identity. 

Many of us find that researchers are unaware that Identity Federation services exist to make their work easier by enabling seamless, faster, and better collaboration.

Identity-as-a-Service (IdaaS) has emerged as one of the many cloud-based Software-as-a-Service offerings. Some of the more well-known names in this field include Okta, Forgerock, OneLogin, and Auth0. The biggest tech players also offer IdaaS which includes AWS Cognito, Google IdP, and Microsoft Azure Active Directory (Azure AD). 

Internet2 is monitoring Hurricane Florence and will continue to monitor the situation closely to determine what impacts may arise to our campus members and regional network partners in the storm path. We will continue to update this page as information changes or becomes available.

Internet2 and the EDUCAUSE Cloud Computing Constituency Group are hosting webinars detailing how higher education institutions are using cloud resources. Emory University and Yale University have presented so far and plans are being made for additional webinars.

A sneak peek of the upcoming Virtual Reality Content for Higher Education: Challenges and Opportunities presentation by California State University - San Bernardino at the 2018 Internet2 Global Summit in San Diego, California.

A sneak peek of the upcoming How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Cloud presentation at the 2018 Internet2 Global Summit in San Diego, California.

Security considerations increasingly impact enterprise IT service selection and delivery and responding to information security incidents cause disruptions to campus operations. With a seemingly always increasing array of security risks facing campuses like ransomware, endpoint security, data protection, and cloud security, the higher education community has been actively engaging with a number of enterprise IT security providers. Strong partnerships bring security solutions that best meet higher education’s needs. 

By Asmaa Abumezied, ATLAS Fellow

I recently attended the Nexus Youth Summit in New York as part of the Atlas Corps Delegation. Each attendee represented Atlas Corps, as well as our host organizations. As my passion for education grows with time since being a part of Internet2, I am always on the lookout for sessions that address education and its challenges, and the Nexus Summit didn’t disappoint me.

Perspective by Carrie Rampp, Associate Vice President and CIO, Franklin & Marshall College

Franklin & Marshall College became a full member of the Internet2 community this spring, with initial support from the National Science Foundation. Carrie is already serving the community—as a brand new member of the Community Engagement Program Advisory Group—and shares with us an excerpt of her message to her trustee technology committee and senior college leadership.