TrineOnline faculty member cited in cloud computing security article

Professor Erich Barlow, adjunct faculty member for TrineOnline and program matter expert for the university’s Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence program, is quoted again in a new article on security for cloud computing.

The article appears in the latest edition of CSO, which serves IT security professionals. It offers tips for using automated tools to lessen the security challenges of using cloud storage services from multiple providers.

Such challenges can include vendors using different methods of data encryption or identity management, or coordinating system patches or updates, Professor Barlow says in the article.

He says organizations need to develop robust frameworks to monitor, control and audit automated tools. This includes ensuring automated tools align with a company’s overall security strategy and developing transparent processes and protocols for when humans need to intervene.

“This is very current as this also aligns with my current course that I am teaching as well, Cloud Computing,” he said.

Read more at https://www.csoonline.com/.

In addition to his work at Trine, Professor Barlow serves as Head of Information Security for the Americas for BSI (British Standards Institution), the global leader in standards and certifications.

About the MSAI

Offering a multidisciplinary curriculum that combines computer science, mathematics, statistics and cognitive science, Trine University’s MSAI is designed to equip students with the necessary skills and expertise to excel in the rapidly evolving field of artificial intelligence.

The program provides students with a deep understanding of key areas such as AI algorithms, machine learning techniques, natural language processing and computer vision. It also emphasizes ethical considerations in AI development and deployment, ensuring that graduates are equipped to navigate societal implications of AI.

Learn more at trine.edu/online.