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August 3, 2005, 9:33 am
After the campus computer network was hacked three times in just two weeks, officials at the University of Colorado at Boulder are asking outside experts what they’re doing wrong. The university plans to hire a computer-security company to audit its technology policies.
Officials will also put firewalls on more campus machines, about 26,000 of which are accessible to the public. (The Denver Post)
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