STAN GATEWOOD

摘要

Higher education requires the free flow of information and ideas on some of today's fastest networks and servers. All too often, this intellectual exchange threatens the integrity of schools' computers and databases. But, the pursuit of knowledge fostered by higher-ed institutions still frequently trumps information security.rn"We have some of the most sensitive information that any corporation or any military has," says Stan Gatewood, the chief information security officer of the University System of Georgia (USG). At the same time, "You have to strike a balance," he says. "Faculty understands things like knowledge transfer, rights to privacy, academic freedom."