Maintaining security after the rush to remote work | The Education Station

In today's episode we learn how some of the country’s leading Universities are approaching IT security for this new remote learning and working environment.About the challenges leading universities faced in the shift to remote learning and workingThe key cybersecurity concerns that are emerging as a result of the move to remoteWhat’s needed to keep students, staff, data and network secure in a remote worldMEET THE PANELJonathan Monk, Director of IT, University of DundeeRecently Jonathan has been focussed on realigning and improving both the IT delivery and digital core across the University including a significant restructure of service delivery, built on customer empathy and significant infrastructure modernisation. He is currently engaged in partnering with colleagues on an ambitious Digital Transformation programme.  Ceri DaviesHaving graduated from Cardiff University, in 2005 he returned to as the role Assistant Director of IT and Enterprise Architecture, with responsibility for the Business Analysis, IT & Enterprise Architecture and Technical Programme Management functions. Ceri is also a member of the University Senate, the governing body for academic matters.Roger Harry, CEO, Circle ITRoger has led the Cardiff headquartered business through huge growth to become one the largest IT projects and services suppliers in Wales. Seen as a thought leader and industry expert Roger has presented all over the world and can regularly be found presenting for companies including Dell EMC, Autotask and Datto.Dmitriy AyrapetovDmitriy is the Vice President of Platform Architecture at SonicWall. As a cybersecurity expert, he speaks at industry conferences including, RSA, Gartner Security Summit, Dell World and is a regular presence at SonicWall’s annual partner conferences. Dmitriy holds an MBA from the Haas School of Business at U.C. Berkeley and a BA in Cognitive Science at UC Berkeley.