Hands-on with Microsoft’s new HoloLens 2

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Source: Hands-on with Microsoft’s new HoloLens 2 Earlier this week, Microsoft used its MWC press conference to announce the next version of its HoloLens mixed reality visor. When it demoed the first version back in 2015, quite a few pundits assumed that the company had somehow faked the demos because this kind of real-time tracking and gesture recognition, combined with a relatively high-res display and packaged as a standalone device, had never been done before. The fact that Microsoft took its sweet time to release this next version clearly shows that it wanted to gather feedback from its first set ...

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Flawed visitor check-in systems let anyone steal guest logs and sneak into buildings

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Source: Flawed visitor check-in systems let anyone steal guest logs and sneak into buildings Security researchers at IBM have found, reported and disclosed 19 vulnerabilities in five popular visitor management systems, which they say can be used to steal data on visitors — or even sneak into sensitive and off-limit areas of office buildings. You’ve probably seen one of these visitor check-in systems before: they’re often found in lobbies or reception areas of office buildings to check staff and visitors onto the work floor. Visitors check in with their name and who they’re meeting using the touch-screen display or tablet, ...

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Security Awareness Training Webinar Recording

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For anyone that was not able to attend the webinars to get familiarized with the Security Awareness Training Solution, please visit the link below to get an overview of the product. This webinar was the one that I asked InfoSec Institute to do for the K12 and education agencies. Please have a look and let me know if you have any questions about the solution or the process get signed up.   https://infosecinc-my.sharepoint.com/:v:/g/personal/carol_sun_infoseconline_com/EUYpHIkVsIRLhvV9he9E6EMBFz1MvOTciEkaBfc4KYbVQQ?e=cIV2kj

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Enterprise Security Awareness and Education Training Solution

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Great news! ITS is has officially awarded RFP 4034 (Security Awareness and Education Training Solution) and is finalizing an agreement with InfoSec Institute to provide a hosted, web-based solution for security awareness training.  The attached memorandum offers agencies details about the solution and instructions on how to register.  The deadline to register for the first 12-month program is June 15, 2018. To gauge interest and get a better idea of the participation level, which determines the final price per student, please E-mail me with the total number of personnel that you would sign up for no later than Noon on ...

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