Blogs:
Protecting Federally Funded Research at Colleges and Universities (National Security Presidential Memorandum 33)
Higher Education Checklist for the Newly Revised GLBA Safeguards Rule
Vantage Web Series: Are You on the Critical Path?
Vantage Web Series: ED, GLBA, and CUI. Oh My! What’s Next?
Joanna Grama Featured Guest on “Simply Solving Cyber” Podcast
Risk Reduction in Three Steps
It’s Time for a Privacy Check-Up
Colleges are Turning Students’ Phones into Surveillance Machines – Washington Post Article
What Not to Do on Your Work Computer – Wirecutter Blog Post
Get Your Governance On: Using Governance Processes to Mature a Campus Information Security Program
Confronting the Insider Threat in Higher Ed
Joanna Grama
Vice President, Information Security Practice Leader
Joanna Grama has more than 20 years of experience in higher education with a strong focus on law, IT security policy, compliance, governance, and data privacy. She is a prolific author and frequent public speaker on information security and privacy issues.
Select Presentations
Promise or Peril: Big Questions About AI
Get Your Governance On--Using Governance Practices to Mature a Campus Information Security Program
2019 Kentucky Cybersecurity Summit
October 2019
- Audience Size: 100
- Format: Session Presenter
Adulting 101: Managing Your Online Reputation
2019 Women in Technology Summit, University System of Georgia
July 2019
- Audience Size: 500
- Format: Keynote Presenter
Creating/Rebooting Your Campus Information Security Program
EDUCAUSE Security Professionals Conference 2019
May 2019
- Audience Size: 50
- Format: Workshop Panelist, focusing on risk management
Is My Refrigerator Listening to My Conversations Again?
2018 Ohio State University Cyber Day
October 2018
- Audience Size: 100
- Format: Invited Session Presenter
Up for a Challenge? Learn How to Become a Successful Higher Education CISO
EDUCAUSE 2017: Institutions Balance Staff Mobility and Data Security
EDUCAUSE Conference 2017
October 2017
- Audience Size:
- Format: Video interview (See 2:55)