News & Events
A collection of media coverage, blogs, webinars, and films that illustrate the cyber security challenges threatening the integrity of the scientific record, scholarly systems and the safety of personal data.
From Threats to Solutions: Cybersecurity in Academic Libraries – an SNSI Security Summit, Tuesday 8 October - Recording now available
NYU is facing 10 class action lawsuits alleging that it mishandled applicants’ personal information and failed to meet national cybersecurity standards after a hacker leaked files with more than 3 million names, hometowns and GPAs on the university’s website last week.
The University of the West of Scotland (UWS) is grappling with a significant financial deficit following a cyber-attack by the Russian hacking group Rhysida, which resulted in the theft of over one million personal documents.
Academic librarians are well-positioned to raise awareness about illegal websites and their impact on research, writes Mark Seeley — read more on Research Information.
What is Keeping University Chief Information Security Officers Up at Night. Visit The Scholarly Kitchen to find out!
Cyberattack on the Hellenic Open University – 813 GB of personal data leaked on the dark web.
Open the Gate! Ensuring Easy Authentication While Mitigating Cybersecurity Risks - summary of SNSI presentation in NASIG proceedings
Downloading More Than Content: Malware and Piracy Sites - a warning from the US Chamber of Commerce
SNSI commissioned SHIFT LEARNING - a global-minded independent research agency, specializing in evidence-based market research around education, higher education, and sustainability to administer our global survey of academic librarians to understand their views on cybercrime and what they thought about Sci-Hub.
The Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences announced on Monday it was targeted by “a serious hacker attack” that has led to a total shutdown of its IT systems.
Education was the most breached sector in April 2024.