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Events
Okta Webinar - Q&A with the University of Notre Dame
Higher Education Institutions face a daunting challenge to streamline, automate, and secure a complex IT ecosystem all while balancing user experience. In the quest to modernize infrastructure and services, the actual cost of managing legacy systems, homegrown solutions, and disparate vendors can have a significant impact.
Attendees joined this interactive conversation with the University of Notre Dame’s Identity and Access Management team to learn about their IT modernization journey. Members discussed initial driving factors for modernization, program criteria, why they selected Okta as a partner, and the positive impact an identity-focused strategy has had on the university. Watch the on-demand recording to learn how your peers are transforming experiences through identity.
What attendees learned:
- Future plans for identity
- Driving factors and business case for IT modernization
- Benefits and lessons learned from their modernization journey
- Why the University of Notre Dame chose Okta as their Identity platform
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Resources
DataLocker eBook – What is CMMC 2.0?
Established by the United States Department of Defense (DOD), the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) is a framework designed to fortify the cyber defenses of government contractors. The program aims to safeguard confidential information within the DOD supply chain by requiring comprehensive third-party assessments of the security practices of both contractors and subcontractors alike. In essence, CMMC outlines the specific IT security standards businesses must satisfy in order to secure lucrative government contracts. CMMC was introduced in response to a string of security breaches targeting sensitive federal data. The high-profile nature of those exploits led the DOD to reexamine the security capabilities of its ecosystem. The agency determined that the insufficiency of current standards, combined with the lack of accountability from resource-strapped subcontractors rendered the supply chain extremely vulnerable to cyber threats.
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