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HID is a key player in the physical access control and trusted identity solutions space, focusing on innovations that enhance security, efficiency, and user experience across various sectors. Their work encompasses mobile access technologies, biometric authentication, cloud-based credential issuance, and integration of AI to advance security protocols.
Through their reports and product launches, HID highlights critical trends such as mobile IDs, AI-driven access management, sustainability in security systems, and the shift towards digital and AI-powered credentialing. By exploring HID-related stories, readers can gain insights into the evolving landscape of access control technologies, risk management in cyber and physical security, and the growing emphasis on seamless, secure user authentication methods.
Whether you’re interested in the impact of emerging technologies like AI and biometrics on identity verification or the strategic adoption of cloud solutions to streamline security operations, the content tagged with HID offers valuable knowledge for IT professionals, security managers, and technology enthusiasts looking to stay informed about advancements and challenges in trusted identity and access control.
HPE unveils 160TB memory-driven computing 'Machine' built for big data
Wed, 17th May 2017
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HPE has unveiled the world's largest single-memory computer – all 160 terabytes of it - as it looks to create a new technology paradigm.
The rise of ransomware in Southeast Asia
Fri, 12th May 2017
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ddos
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ransomware
It is likely that cybercriminals will target on internet of things (IOT) devices in technologically, advanced economies throughout Southeast Asia.
Hands-on Review: Lenovo ThinkCentre M910q Tiny
Thu, 11th May 2017
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digital entertainment
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lenovo
Lenovo M910q Tiny's size belies its power; a compact solution ideal for both office tasks and personal use, without breaking the bank.
Avast joins watchdog ranks as No More Ransom partner
Wed, 10th May 2017
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cybersecurity
Avast is one of the latest security providers to join the No More Ransom campaign, alongside law enforcement agencies and the private security sector.
What makes Locky and Cerber ransomware so good - and what about CradleCore?
Wed, 10th May 2017
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malware
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ransomware
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cybersecurity
Trend Micro details the evolution of Locky and Cerber, ransomware outsmarting defences, as CradleCore's source code sale potentially marks a worrying shift.
Interest-free fixed-term payments option launches in New Zealand
Tue, 9th May 2017
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martech
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commerce systems
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payment technologies
PartPay revolutionises NZ shopping, offering interest-free instalments at checkout, boosting retailer sales and customer choice.
WatchGuard report: 30% of all malware isn't caught by legacy AV
Mon, 8th May 2017
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malware
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firewalls
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network infrastructure
WatchGuard's Quarterly Internet Security Report says that 30% of malware attacks are new or zero day exploits - and legacy AVs are missing threats.
LogRhythm's Network Monitor Freemium an impressive winner when put to the test
Tue, 2nd May 2017
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Not all security tools have to come with a price tag. The SANS Institute takes at a look at LogRhythm's NetMon Freemium Version 3.2.3.
Criminals on a mission of ambition and disruption, says Symantec
Mon, 1st May 2017
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malware
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ransomware
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email security
Ransomware attackers are increasing their ransoms; more emails are containing malicious links; and disruption is the word of the day.
Around 17 million websites are already powered by WordPress - are they secure?
Thu, 20th Apr 2017
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WordPress, the most popular and most used content management system, is also a great tool for businesses and individuals.
Why a VPN is essential in Australia after the Metadata Retention Law
Thu, 20th Apr 2017
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data protection
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vpns
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australian government
As Australia enforces metadata retention, VPNs become crucial to safeguard privacy from government surveillance, making Get a VPN Day more relevant than ever.
The top scams you should watch out for when travelling abroad
Tue, 18th Apr 2017
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email security
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cybersecurity
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scams
Stay vigilant abroad: Concur unveils top nine travel scams targeting tourists, from dodgy ATMs to fake hotel charges.
Honeywell launches USB security solution for industrial control systems
Tue, 18th Apr 2017
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cybersecurity
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USB devices and the malware hiding within them pose a major threat to industrial control systems, according to research by BSI publications.
Tesla quietly launches sexy solar panels for homes
Wed, 12th Apr 2017
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cartech
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panasonic
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tesla
Tesla debuts sleek, inconspicuous home solar panels, addressing aesthetics while promising top-tier durability and efficiency.
Strategy for cyber crime: own the routers, own the Internet
Mon, 10th Apr 2017
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router
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opinion
Mobile devices & smart TVs controlled by cyber criminals make scary headlines. There's something scarier – the possibility that routers can be owned.
What's the biggest threat? There's no easy answer, Fortinet finds
Tue, 4th Apr 2017
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malware
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firewalls
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ddos
Fortinet reveals a complex cyber threat landscape, with no single greatest peril, as IoT vulnerabilities lead attacks in Asia.
Businesses aware of money saving processes, just unsure where to start, says Y Soft
Tue, 28th Mar 2017
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document management
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digital transformation
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ecm
By taking a few relatively simple steps, businesses can save money and time, while letting employees access the print facilities they need.
Review: Lego Worlds tries to take on the 'Minecraft' gaming genre
Fri, 17th Mar 2017
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gaming
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digital entertainment
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lego worlds
Minecraft popularised the gaming genre that allows you to explore a sandbox world while creating your own things. Lego now wants to tackle this genre.
Hancitor climbs its way to the top of 'world's most wanted' malware families
Tue, 14th Mar 2017
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malware
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ransomware
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cybersecurity
The Hancitor/Chanitor malware has rapidly climbed to be one of the top five 'world's most wanted' malware families for the first time.
Review: Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands is a fun open-world shooter
Mon, 13th Mar 2017
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gaming
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digital entertainment
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ubisoft
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Wildlands changes the shooting formula for the better to offer a fun third-person co-op experience.