Ensuring cybersecurity to protect university IP assets
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Ensuring cybersecurity to protect university IP assets

The U.S. government recently identified cybersecurity as “one of the most serious economic and national security challenges we face as a nation,” and the threats are equally severe in countries across the globe.

With the growing volume and sophistication of cyberattacks, a new level of effort and expertise is required to protect sensitive and confidential information related to your university’s IP assets. Cybercriminals, competitors and even disgruntled employees are releasing sensitive information, taking intellectual property to competitors and engaging in online fraud. There are millions of dollars at stake associated with your IP’s protection, as well as your university’s reputation, future research opportunities and industry partnerships.

Even as universities redouble their efforts to “lock down” sensitive information, malicious attacks often outpace security patches. So what can you do to safeguard your trade secrets and IP?

In this webinar, Baker Tilly, Technology Transfer Tactics and Industry-Sponsored Research Management team up to provide a crash course on cyber threats and solutions focused on protecting your valuable intellectual property. Here’s a brief look at the agenda:

  • Identifying and mitigating data breach threats from “bad actor” countries, hackers, competitors and more
  •  How to secure data and confidential information between internal and external entities
  • Training essentials for:
  • How to ensure security from research partners:
  • Complying with federal sponsors’ regulations
  • How federal security regulations impact your research contracts
  • Researchers
  • TTOs
  • Sponsored research departments
  • Government agencies
  • Funding partners
  • Attorney offices
  • Startup executive teams

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