Re: Top 3 "hot topics" for CYBERSECURITY

[Nathan Phillips <nathanphillips () ACHS EDU>]

these are my top two

1. Protecting against Ransomware (or rather, are we truly protected, which
includes having cyberinsurance)
2. Preparing for NIST 800-171 to be required

and can we do the above without extra expense? (i.e., is security a
bottomless pit?)

-Nathan

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Nathan Phillips, CIO (he/him)
American College of Healthcare Sciences
Portland, Oregon
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On Wed, Sep 8, 2021 at 4:11 PM June Klein <june () kleinnet com> wrote:

> Hi everyone,
>
> We are embarking on our second Cybersecurity Assessment and the
> Finance/Risk Committee of the board is asking what other universities
> think are the "hot topics" for cybersecurity in Universities.  If you
> can send those to me, I would be grateful so we can make sure we a)
> report back to the Board of Trustees what I found out from all of you,
> and b) that we include this in our upcoming Cybersecurity Assessment.
>
> Thank you.
>
> - Dr. June Rumiko Klein
> Vice President for Business Affairs and Chief Financial Officer
>
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> Palo Alto University
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