www.prnewswire.com TekStream to Address Cybersecurity Workforce Development at Educause 2026
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- •TekStream will lead sessions at Educause 2026 on cybersecurity workforce development.
- •The focus is on enhancing student SOC programs and improving cyber risk visibility.
- •Attendees will gain practical approaches to strengthen security and workforce capabilities.
TekStream announced its participation in the 2026 Educause Annual Conference in Denver, CO, scheduled from September 29 to October 2, 2026. The company will lead sessions focusing on enhancing cybersecurity workforce development and improving visibility of cyber risks in higher education. Key topics include evolving student security operations center (SOC) programs and creating frameworks to better inform institutional leaders about cyber risks. TekStream aims to address the challenges faced by higher education institutions in managing complex cyber environments while developing a skilled cybersecurity workforce. The sessions will provide actionable insights for attendees to strengthen their security programs and decision-making processes.
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