OculusIT and Seceon Expand 24/7 Cybersecurity Protection for Higher Education

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Higher education institutions face growing cyber risks across campus networks, cloud applications, student devices, research systems, and connected infrastructure. Cybersecurity protection for higher education requires more than isolated security tools—it demands unified visibility, intelligent threat detection, and rapid response. Seceon provides an AI-driven cybersecurity platform designed to help colleges and universities protect student data, research intellectual property, identities, and critical campus systems. Its unified approach combines SIEM, XDR, UEBA, network, endpoint, identity, and compliance capabilities to detect threats and automate response. By reducing security complexity and alert fatigue, Seceon helps lean IT teams strengthen cyber resilience, support compliance, and keep academic operations secure.

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