In today's world, it’s not a question of if your institution will be hit by a cyberattack, but when. Who's responsible for protecting your institution? Everyone, including the library. With higher education experiencing digital transformation and universities increasingly vulnerable to cyberthreats, it is imperative that institutions take proactive measures to mitigate the risks – and as stewards of access to campus networks, libraries are in a position to make that mitigation more effective. In this session, we will get advice on library-based network security strategies from a former university CISO, a cybersecurity expert, a university librarian, and a library technology communication expert. They will answer your questions about vulnerability, communication, and aligning strategies with your IT department. The panel will also share measures that every library can take to protect sensitive campus and student data, stay compliant with license agreements, and discourage copyright piracy.

1. Thursday, November 3, 2022 09:40 AM EST
Cybersecurity 101:
What Every Librarian Needs to Know
about Protecting Networks, Data, and
Access
Rick Anderson
University Librarian, Brigham Young University
Brian Kelly
Virtual Chief Information Security Officer, Compass IT Compliance
Matthew Ragucci
Associate Director of Product Marketing, Wiley
Carlota Sage
Founder & Community Chief Information Security Officer, Pocket CISO

2. Rick Anderson
Introductions & University Library
Perspective on Cybersecurity
University Librarian

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Introductions & University Library perspective
University CISO perspective
Cybersecurity expert perspective
Publisher perspective
Questions
Agenda

4. Brian Kelly
University vCISO Perspectives on
Cybersecurity on Campus
Virtual Chief Information
Security Officer

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From No to Know
This Photo by Unknown author is licensed under CC BY-NC.
This Photo by Unknown author is licensed under CC BY.
Do you know?
 Your Information Security colleagues?
 Do they know you?
We've been saying no for far too long...
Culture of collaboration... getting to yes

6. Carlota Sage
Founder & Community Chief
Information Security Officer
Community CISO Perspectives
on Cybersecurity

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What the Security Industry Gets Wrong...

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Security is more than Technology

9. Matthew Ragucci
Associate Director,
B2B Product Marketing
Publisher Perspectives on
Cybersecurity

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Publisher Perspective
• We can have both!
• Abuse monitoring systems
• Obligations to protect user
and institutional data
• Compromised credentials
• Disruptive IP blocks
• False/inflated usage data in
COUNTER reports
• Ransomware attacks
• Going offline and diminished
usage
• Consider EZproxy
Pseudonymous ID
• SAML-based authentication,
Federations,
Shibboleth/OpenAthens
• Friction reduction (GetFTR,
Seamless Access and
Content Syndication)
Institutional
Scenarios
Content Protection
& Privacy
Solutions

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About the Scholarly Networks Security Initiative
 The Scholarly Networks
Security Initiative (SNSI)
brings together publishers
and institutions to solve
cyber-challenges
threatening the integrity
of the scientific record,
scholarly systems and the
safety of personal data.
 Members include large
and small publishers,
learned societies and
university presses,
libraries and others
involved in scholarly
communications.
ACADEMIC
IT SECURITY
LIBRARY
RESEARCH
PUBLISHING

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SNSI tips for academic librarians on building strong information
security defenses at your institution

13. https://tinyurl.com/SNSITips

14. Questions?
Ask the panelists

15. Thank You !