Intelligence, ideas, insights

Six good old-fashioned basics underpin the most effective cyber security strategies.

Andrew McFadyen and Dom Walker of Jisc discuss the digital experience insights (DEI) surveys and the planned national rollout for the DEI FE survey this April.

Personal reflections on Digifest 2025 from Heidi Fraser-Krauss, CEO.

Jisc launches managed service for tertiary education and research to monitor, detect, and respond to security threats.

Learn how a security information and event management (SIEM) and a security operations centre (SOC) can enhance your organisation's cyber security posture.

New training for HE and FE leaders will champion data-informed decision-making and ethical AI initiatives.

Mark Andrews and Jonathan Hofgartner examine how technology is transforming teaching and learning.

This month marks the beginning of the negotiations, led by Jisc on behalf of the higher education sector, to discuss how UK universities continue to access and publish in open access journals.

Queen’s University Belfast is taking a positive, proactive approach to AI – and using Jisc’s digital transformation toolkit has helped bring the whole community on board with its AI strategy.

Phil Hanna, Stefanie Savage-Campbell and Dr. Aidan Deery from Queen's University Belfast discuss AI, digital transformation and the evolving role of education.

At Digifest 2025, we convened a keynote panel of five education leaders to discuss the challenges facing tertiary education today, and how they believe the sector should respond.

How engagement with Jisc’s group negotiation strategies helps you make the most of your budget and ensures software licences match your needs.

Michael Webb, director of AI at Jisc, leads a panel of experts to explore the use of artificial intelligence within cybersecurity live at Security Conference 2024.

In response to government calls for reforms to skills development, we are launching a new suite of licensed software and content solutions for higher and further education.

City College Plymouth’s Quality of Education app triumphed in the Jisc sponsored category for effective use of digital technology at the 2025 Association of Colleges (AoC) Beacon Awards.

New 'Research Assistant' will help make content more accessible and easier to digest for students.

Jisc’s digital experience insights survey will be opened to all teaching and professional staff in UK further education from 9 April 2025.

The Jisc guide to records retention management has been updated after input from a 30-strong group of sector stakeholders.

The Beacon Awards recognise excellence in further education, with the Jisc-sponsored ‘effective use of digital technology’ award celebrating colleges using technology to overcome challenges and improve outcomes.

Rob Wraith from NCG talks about his upcoming Digifest session on using digital solutions to enhance employability skills among students.