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Jed Woodhouse, Ben Lovatt, Chris Turnock & Erik Bohemia Open ICT Boundaries

Malware 15 years to end 2007 – 358, ,000 in 2007 End of 2008 – 1.5M (3,500 per day) (Figures from McAfee)

What are the dangers ? Keyloggers – Get your passwords – And your credit card and bank details Your PC becomes a robot Your PC becomes base for new attack

How does it happen ? Opening an attachment ‘OK to install new video codec ?’ Downloading and installing free software Accepting a file using an Instant Messenger Installation through coercion Simply visiting a website

Why do they do it ? Financial gain What damage can they do? Slow PC/system Crash system

Open ICT Tools JISC infoNet project Northumbria Conference 2009 Tuesday 8th September 2009

Open ICT Tools JISC infoNet project Northumbria Conference 2009 Tuesday 8th September 2009 Scenario: You want groups of students studying at various universities across the world to collaborate on a group project with external business partners. Can this be achieved without compromising IT infrastructure of all partners?

Open ICT Tools JISC infoNet project Northumbria Conference 2009 Tuesday 8th September Collaborated with 4 Industry Partners and 6 Universities partners On the Move II: Mobile Computing Now On the Move I (Design for Experience, Imagining a Notebook and Futures of Mobile Computing) Thinking Outside of the Box (Product /Service Design) Constructing Constructs (Constructing Luxury and Constructing Technology) Global Heath, Local Solutions (Well-Being and Vitality) Entertainment on the Go 6 Projects

Open ICT Tools JISC infoNet project Northumbria Conference 2009 Tuesday 8th September June

Open ICT Tools JISC infoNet project Northumbria Conference 2009 Tuesday 8th September 2009

Wikis Initially didn’t integrate with our authentication There would be a training overhead for contributors We would have to set it up and support it Little demand

So… We tested various collaboration tools Plone - problematic Choose Wordpress – more user friendly, easy to administer

Skype Skype got a bad reputation Seen as a threat by network security Its traffic is encrypted Its protocols were kept secret It commandeered PCs for its own purposes

So… We initially had a dedicated wireless network We now have it on our normal wireless network If there are no issues we would consider it on main network

FTP Huge security risk Do use a bit of Secure FTP (SFTP) Not sensible to open up your systems to allow other people to send you files

Instant Messenger We needed a corporate version Self installers use ‘external authentication’ Contacts needs to be self populated

So… We chose Office Communication Server Works well internally Now communicates externally

Open ICT Tools JISC infoNet project Northumbria Conference 2009 Tuesday 8th September 2009 JISCinfoNet Project: Goal is to support collaboration using ICTs between the university and its external collaborative business & community partners Objectives: ICT tools enable secure exchange of information ICT tools embedded into university IT infrastructure Groups (staff/students) able to collaborate

Open ICT Tools JISC infoNet project Northumbria Conference 2009 Tuesday 8th September 2009 The Open ICT Tools

Open ICT Tools JISC infoNet project Northumbria Conference 2009 Tuesday 8th September 2009 Wikis Videoconferencing Teleconferencing VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol such as Skype) Blogs Instant messaging Interactive Whiteboard Technology FTP Plone 2009

Open ICT Tools JISC infoNet project Northumbria Conference 2009 Tuesday 8th September 2009 Wikis Videoconferencing Teleconferencing VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol such as Skype) Blogs Instant messaging Interactive Whiteboard Technology FTP WordPress 2010

Open ICT Tools JISC infoNet project Northumbria Conference 2009 Tuesday 8th September 2009 JISCinfoNet Project: What would be a marker of success?

Open ICT Tools JISC infoNet project Northumbria Conference 2009 Tuesday 8th September 2009 JISCinfoNet Project: Markers of success: Usability & accessibility of chosen tools Use of open source software Tools compatible with university IT infrastructure Collaboration within project teams

NORTHUMBRIA UNIVERSITY IT SERVICES AND LTECH HELP YOU? How can