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Tailor your organisation’s cyber defences: it’s smarter than relying on an off-the-peg solution
Implementing cloud security solutions without configuring them correctly might mean missing out on features that boost your organisation’s resilience and save on costs.
byRichard JacksonNext generation open access negotiations at teaching-focused institutions: what matters to us
In preparation for Jisc’s next generation open access (OA) negotiations, UK universities, whether research or teaching-focused, have been reassessing their publishing relationships.
byJudith CarrandAnna FrancaBerlin 17 and the road to next generation open access
The 17th OA2020 Conference at Harnack House, Berlin, brought together 150 representatives from 40 countries to evaluate global progress toward open access.
bySarah Roughley BarakeSetting strong foundations: why the basics matter in cyber security
Six good old-fashioned basics underpin the most effective cyber security strategies.
byBen ChapmanHow engagement and collaboration can help us find new opportunities in tertiary education
Personal reflections on Digifest 2025 from Heidi Fraser-Krauss, CEO.
byHeidi Fraser-KraussWhat's the difference between SIEM, Managed SIEM and SOC?
Learn how a security information and event management (SIEM) and a security operations centre (SOC) can enhance your organisation's cyber security posture.
bySteph JonesMaximise your budget and secure better software agreements
How engagement with Jisc’s group negotiation strategies helps you make the most of your budget and ensures software licences match your needs.
byLuciana PiccoliReflections on our sustainability journey
We've published our sustainability report, describing the work we've done over the last year to minimise our impact on the natural environment.
byClare CaseyThe future of learning analytics: make data your organisation’s priority
You already have the data. Make the most of it.
byJames HodgkinandJim KeaneShaping the future: FE and skills workforce development in the age of AI
Dr Vikki Smith, executive director, education and standards at the Education and Training Foundation (ETF) reflects on how the further education (FE) and skills sector must adapt to equip the workforce of today and tomorrow.
byDr Vikki Smith