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Cisco Lunch and Learn: Tuesday, October 22, 12 pm – 1:15 pm
Join Cisco and CIOs from UC Riverside and Georgia State University for an in-depth discussion on guidelines and strategies to address AI use and impact across the campus. They will touch on building trust and delivering better experiences by identifying where to leverage, how to leverage, and why to leverage AI. Additionally, they will explain how to estimate the cost to support and control AI, in terms of power, compute, privacy, compliance, and risk.
Space is limited.
Tuesday, October 22, 4:00PM–4:45PM CT
We've had a year to play around with AI: evaluating how it works, exploring how we can use it for security, and learning how it can be used against us. Now it's time to put experiences of what we’ve learned into practice so that it enhances our higher education security strategy and delivers the outcomes we want. Join David Seidl, CIO at Miami University Ohio and Helen Patton, former CISO at The Ohio State University, to debate this. Participants will join the discussion to learn how to take care of their institutions without being overwhelmed and under-resourced and still deliver a security program that embraces the best of AI for the entire institution.
Speakers:
Helen Patton
Cybersecurity Strategic Advisor , Cisco Systems, Inc.
David Seidl
Vice President for Information Technology and CIO , Miami University
Wednesday, October 23, 11:30AM–12:15PM CT
Paralyzed campuses are on the rise, and the importance of securing the institution has never been more critical. Digital experiences are driving a new era in education, and a university’s SecOps will need to be better equipped to defend the institution robustly. They play a massive role in ensuring that the institution meets its mission, its students are successful, and the impacts of attacks are minimized. Restricted budgets and limited skilled personnel mean the answer is fewer tools and a heavier reliance on automation and AI. Two university leaders discuss how they moved to embrace new visibility and automation by optimizing security toolkits to extend detection and response to meet today’s threats. Learn how this is more than securing the institution, it's pivotal to the success of the whole institution.
Speakers:
Jesse Beauman
Deputy CIO , University of North Carolina, Charlotte
Helen Patton
Cybersecurity Strategic Advisor , Cisco Systems, Inc.
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