Catching the Last 1% of E-mail Threats: Closing the Gaps in Education Cybersecurity
Date: Wednesday, November 18, 2026 at 11am PT / 2pm ET
Even the most effective e-mail security defenses can let sophisticated attacks slip through. At Denison University, threats ranging from credential phishing and malicious Google Forms to account takeovers and job scams exposed gaps in traditional e-mail protections and prompted the institution to rethink its approach to e-mail security.
In this fireside chat, Campus Technology Editor in Chief Rhea Kelly will speak with Sejin Kim, Cybersecurity Engineer at Denison University, and Abnormal about the evolving e-mail threat landscape and practical strategies for strengthening security across education environments. Drawing on real-world attacks and lessons learned at Denison, the discussion will explore how AI-powered detection can help identify threats that evade existing protections, improve visibility into compromised accounts, and strengthen response capabilities. Join us for an insightful conversation about closing the gaps in e-mail security, building a more security-aware community, and the importance of adapting defenses as new attack patterns emerge.
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About the presenters:
Sejin Kim, Cybersecurity Engineer, Denison University
About the moderator:
Rhea Kelly, Editor-in-Chief, Campus Technology
Date: 11/18/26
Time: 11:00 AM PT