Two members of the OCIO Security Team were recently named “Capture the Flag” champs. Senior Security Engineer Sol Ford and Associate Director, OCIO Security, Steve Romig competed in a Jeopardy!-style battle of wits and technical skill during the Security Professionals Conference May 6-8, sponsored by EDUCAUSE. The Capture the Flag (CTF) Competition...
The second annual Cyber Security Day Conference will bring lectures, training, and timely discussions of cyber and information security topics to the Fawcett Center on west campus on Thursday, October 3.
Each year the Innovate conference brings our faculty best practice ideas for their classrooms by showcasing the most effective uses of technology in teaching and learning at universities and colleges across the nation.
The OCIO's Learning Technology team is looking forward to hosting Innovate 2013. We invite instructors from all departments to contribute to this annual conference on technology in teaching and learning.
Cybercrime is frequently in the news, a topic everyone is aware of and most have taken action on, protecting personal information on our home computers. It is a type of robbery, and though the intentions of the crime have not changed, tactics have moved from in-person theft or con artistry to phishing e-mails, mobile device malware, and complex, highly organized criminal operations.
The OCIO’s Learning Technology team is looking forward to hosting Innovate 2013. Instructors from all departments are invited to contribute to this annual conference on technology in teaching and learning. In past years Innovate has showcased the best examples of effective technology adoption at Ohio State, and this year’s “engage” theme will be no exception.
The growth and development of security professionals throughout the colleges and departments is key to our successful university-wide approach to security.
Each October, The Ohio State University recognizes the annual Celebration of Research month. In support of this celebration, the Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO) will exhibit at the Research Expo
The OCIO is pleased to provide OSU faculty and staff with membership access to the Sloan Consortium (Sloan-C). This non-profit foundation is dedicated to furthering efforts of educators to integrate online education into the traditional higher education experience. Membership in the Sloan Consortium includes valuable resources to help increase effectiveness in online teaching and learning. Members can also take advantage of discounted pricing on conferences and workshops, free webinars, discussion groups, and peer networking.
Pink Elephant President David Ratcliffe (l) and Executive Vice President George Spalding (r) present Brian Newcomb with the ITIL award.
