Chris Ford and Jack Wilson of Brescia University’s Information Technology department will be giving a presentation on “Securing Campus Network Access for an Improved User Experience” at Campus Technology’s 18th Annual Education Technology Conference in Boston, MA, July 25-28, 2011.
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Chris and Jack will discuss the path for deploying differentiated network access security for student housing, campus, and guest networks to meet bandwidth concerns, protect the network from unwanted applications such as malware or peer-to-peer applications, and improve the user logon and connectivity experience. Their presentation will highlight how Brescia University solved bandwidth issues, has better network usage information, and can better meet compliance requirements.