Title: IAM in Higher Ed: Balancing Security and Ease of Use
Speakers: Matt Morton, Assistant Vice President and CISO | University of Chicago, Eric Zematis, CISO | Lehigh University, Forest Crowley, Security Architect/IAM Manager | Lehigh University
Format: Virtual Webinar
As social engineering attacks such as phishing, fraudulent password reset requests, and identity fraud become increasingly MORE FREQUENT AND sophisticated, universities must find ways to strengthen security without sacrificing user convenience. Help desk processes—often designed to be user-friendly—can be a prime target for exploitation, making the balance between security and convenience critical.
In this webinar, join Matt Morton, Assistant Vice President and CISO at the University of Chicago, along with Eric Zematis, CISO, and Forest Crowley, Security Architect/IAM Manager at Lehigh University, as they share their insights on combating these threats. Discover practical strategies and lessons learned from these two institutions and explore how you can protect your organization from social engineering threats without undermining the IAM user experience.
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