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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.
More of NZ's digital content to become freely available
Mon, 28th Nov 2016
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digitalnz
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national library of new zealand
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dia
Kiwis gain free access to a treasure trove of digital content through the pioneering open-source tool, Supplejack, in a national collaborative effort.
DDoS: A decoy to the back door, survey finds
Wed, 23rd Nov 2016
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ddos
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kaspersky
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threat landscape
Survey finds DDoS attacks are often a cover for more nefarious cyber activities, with over half of firms targeted.
Avaya eyes smart cities initiatives as local growth soars
Fri, 18th Nov 2016
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smart cities
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healthtech
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avaya
Hard on the heels of its biggest quarter in ANZ in three years, Avaya is eyeing up the smart cities opportunities for itself and its partners.
Hitman season one draws to a close
Thu, 10th Nov 2016
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gaming
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hyperscale
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public cloud
The latest Hitman game's episodic first season draws to a close with the release of the Japan-set sixth episode, Situs Inversus.
What the U.S election means for the tech sector
Wed, 9th Nov 2016
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healthtech
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apple
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facebook
As the U.S. election looms, the tech sector braces for the impact of policies by future POTUS on innovation and growth.
Bad customer service as a tool to distract from bad business
Wed, 9th Nov 2016
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crm
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cx
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martech
Bad customer service may not just be poor training, but a deliberate shield for systemic business flaws, a troubling report suggests.
Smart home vulnerability: Tips for staying internet secure
Wed, 2nd Nov 2016
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surveillance
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smart home
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cybersecurity
Security is only as effective as the weakest link. Therefore, it is important to secure you entire home network and the devices that connect to it.
Avaya aims for a new edge with updated partner program
Wed, 2nd Nov 2016
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avaya
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partners
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mapp
Avaya has streamlined its Edge partner program and added 'greater benefits' as the company's focus shifts increasingly to software and services.
Vendors upping their recruitment game to stay ahead in the DX arms race
Tue, 1st Nov 2016
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digital transformation
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it automation
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tbr
IT services vendors are hiring staff with multidisciplinary skills to support hybrid IT environments, says TBR report.
Tech support scams now hide code to mask malicious intent
Fri, 28th Oct 2016
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email security
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cybersecurity
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symantec
Symantec discovers another tech support scam that uses scare tactics to fool users into believing they're infected with a virus.
Hands-on Review: Asus Chromebit CS10 - a portable PC
Thu, 27th Oct 2016
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gaming
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digital entertainment
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mobility
This incredible little USB-sized device has been made to turn your monitor into a mini PC and was designed for your cloud applications.
Xiaomi's new Mi Note 2 release will prick Apple's ears
Wed, 26th Oct 2016
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digital signage
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displays
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apple
From a packed Beijing event reminiscent of an Apple release, Xiaomi today released their new phone, and showed off their concept.
Duo adds next-gen 'human' MFA identity access management offering to lineup
Wed, 19th Oct 2016
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mfa
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iam
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cybersecurity
Duo is hoping to help resellers break 'the circle of compromise' with the signing of a distie deal for NoPassword multi-factor authentication IAM.
The dangers of in-flight Wi-Fi: Airplanes 'unique' hacking grounds
Wed, 19th Oct 2016
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uc
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vpns
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wireless networks
In-flight Wi-Fi poses security risks as hackers can easily access passenger data, according to cybersecurity firm NordVPN.
Hands-on Review: Viewsonic LightStream Pro7827HD DLP Projector
Wed, 19th Oct 2016
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gaming
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digital entertainment
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dlp
We got our hands on one of Viewsonic's latest mid-range projector models - our reviewer couldn't fault his experience.
New Kiwi VR/AR Association launched to attract billion-dollar investment
Mon, 17th Oct 2016
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healthtech
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ar, vr & metaverse
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interactive
New Zealand VR and AR industry launch association to attract investment and boost collaboration in the sector.
Exclusive: Ransomware isn't hard to beat - here's how
Mon, 17th Oct 2016
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malware
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ransomware
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cybersecurity
Ransomware is a rapidly growing business - but it's also not hard to beat says SonicWall global evangelist Kent Shuart. He outlines how.
Review: WWE 2K17 is still lingering in the midcard
Mon, 17th Oct 2016
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gaming
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digital entertainment
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wwe 2k17
WWE 2K17 is the newest addition of the long running wrestling series. While it adds new features, it still fails to reach the main event.
Review: I'm Batman in Arkham VR For PlayStation VR
Wed, 12th Oct 2016
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gaming
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digital entertainment
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reviews
Arkham VR for PlayStation VR allows you to become Batman. While it's fun, it feels more like you're being Commissioner Gordon than being The Batman.
Ransomware: Expert advice on how to keep safe and secure
Tue, 11th Oct 2016
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malware
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ransomware
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cybersecurity
Paying criminals is never a good idea, even when it seems expedient. Ransomware authors are under no obligation to give you back what you pay.