Podcasts, Cybersecurity, and EDUCAUSE Conferences

In this hour and ten minute long podcast from the 2007 Seminars on Academic Computing, we hear from Fred H. Cate, Distinguished Professor at the School of Law and Director of the Center for Applied Cybersecurity Research at Indiana University, with a speech entitled, Privacy and Security in Higher Education: Filling the Policy Vacuum .

In this five minute interview, Charles Yun, Program Manager for Internet2, offers some thoughts on the conference and some highlights from his interest in security vis-a-vis the research and development work going on at Internet2.

In this nine minute interview, Rodney Petersen hosts a series of interviews about National Cyber Security Alliance and Online Security Best Practices for Life. Bonus footage includes an interview with one of the recepients of a scholarship for this year's Security Professionals Conference.

This five minute, non-technical recording highlights some views on the tension that exists between maintaining a secure, open academic network and a more closed, secure network often needed to protect core administrative systems. If you ever wanted a "Being John Malcovich" view into the minds of academic security professionals, this is it. See you on the seventh and one half floor ;)

In this five minute recording, we're providing an interview with two of the Security 2005 speakers about their presentation on creating a culture of security.

In the attached podcast, Rodney Petersen interviews one of the presenters and I fill in with an interview with a participant and the winners of the event. The seminar on War Gaming seemed to capture a great deal of attention and imagination. Listen in on what your colleagues had to say.