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Aug. 4, 2020

IAPSC NEWS

IAPSC Partner Webinar | How Artificial Intelligence (AI) Can Really be Used for Video Applications IAPSC Join Dan Cremins, Global Product Management Leader, and Nathan Dinning, Camera Product Manager of March Network TODAY at 12 PM (ET). During this presentation you will learn: • History in Video Surveillance starting from Motion Detection to AI. • How AI is being implemented in the Video Surveillance Industry. • Separating fact from fiction of what AI can do today. This webinar has been approved for 1 CSC credit hour through IAPSC and submitted for 1 CPE credit hour through ASIS. REGISTER NOW

PRODUCT SHOWCASE Introducing Overtur™ from Allegion Overtur™ is Allegion’s digital environment for simplifying design, specification and management of door openings, including access control, between Divisions 8 and 28. It serves as a central hub of access control hardware information that allows team members to collaborate on a project in a single platform. LEARN MORE

Behavioural Analysis Week – Online 2020 IAPSC The Behavioural Analysis 2020 Conference will now be a four-day online event, beginning October 5, 2020. Presentations exploring how hostile or criminal intent can be identified through the observation of behavioural indicators and the use of tactical risk analysis and non-racial profiling techniques. If you can’t join ‘live’ due to a difference in time zone or other commitments, the new digital format will allow attendees to view recordings of the sessions from the ‘live’ event at their convenience. Attendees will have access to: • Professional presentations • Case studies • Panel discussions • Live Q&A • Product demonstrations • Access to presentation recordings IAPSC members will receive a 20% discount when registering, click here or contact IAPSC@IAPSC.org for more information!

Set Yourself Apart and Become A Certified Security Consultant (CSC)! IAPSC Earning the Certified Security Consultant designation demonstrates your depth of knowledge, professional objectivity, integrity, and skills as a security consultant. The CSC requires a combination of experience, education, independence, ethics, and successfully passing an online examination. The exam is open to both members and non-members as well as independent (external) and internal consultants. IAPSC members are pre-qualified to sit for the exam and receive a discount on the certification fee. Learn more here and apply today! READ MORE

PRODUCT SHOWCASE

Supports IP-based Video Surveillance Systems With Profile T, ONVIF employs a media service that can support video compression formats, including H.265. The profile is also designed to support audio compression formats, with the ability to include video and audio codecs as needed in the future without having to redesign its media service. LEARN MORE Reach Your Prospects Every Week Thousands of industry professionals subscribe to association news briefs, which allows your company to push messaging directly to their inboxes and take advantage of the association's brand affinity. Connect with Highly Defined Buyers and Maximize Your Brand Exposure LEARN MORE

GOVERNMENT

Volunteer Hacker Army Boosts US Election cybersecurity NBC News As election officials across the country prepare for November without knowing if they'll receive additional federal funds, a new volunteer group hopes to ease their cybersecurity concerns for free.Some states pay private companies for cybersecurity, while others rely on in-house staff or federal assistance. But nearly all have had to drastically rearrange their budgets this year to focus on holding an election during a pandemic, such as covering an influx of mailed ballots and buying cleaning supplies and personal protective equipment. READ MORE

BUSINESS & MANAGEMENT

Lack of Training, Career Development, and Planning Fuel the Cybersecurity Profession Crisis Help Net Security The top ramifications of the skills shortage for organizations (or cybersecurity teams) include an increasing workload, unfilled open job requisitions, and an inability to learn or use cybersecurity technologies to their full potential, putting organizations at significant risk. READ MORE

Organizations Continue to Struggle With App Vulns Dark Reading Chances are high that almost every single application an organization uses has at least one security vulnerability in it.Contrast Security recently analyzed telemetry gathered between June 2019 and May 2020 from applications in development, testing, and operations at customer locations. The exercise found 96% of applications contained at least one security bug — more than one-quarter of them serious. READ MORE

IT SECURITY

Security On The Witness Stand ASIS In a crowded Florida nightclub, an argument between two customers got heated. Security personnel eventually ejected the patrons from the club, but the individuals walked out to the Elks Lodge parking lot and began another altercation that ended with a shooting. In the end, one bystander, Tanya Renee Oliver, was dead. READ MORE

7 Summer Travel Security Tips Dark Reading Summer 2020 hasn't quite worked out as planned because of COVID-19. Those great vacation reservations made six months ago have been canceled or streamlined. That gathering of 25 or 50 has either been whittled down to maybe a half-dozen practicing social distancing or everyone hopping on a Zoom call that reduces them to tiny squares. READ MORE

Garmin Services and Production Go Down After Ransomware Attack ZDNet Smartwatch and wearables maker Garmin has shut down several of its services on July 23 to deal with a ransomware attack that has encrypted its internal network and some production systems, ZDNet has learned. The company is currently planning a multi-day maintenance window to deal with the attack's aftermath, which includes shutting down its official website, the Garmin Connect user data-syncing service, Garmin's aviation database services and even some production lines in Asia. READ MORE

New Cybersecurity Standard for IoT Devices Established By ETSI Infosecurity A new standard for cybersecurity in the Internet of Things (IoT) has been unveiled recently by the ETSI Technical Committee on Cybersecurity. It establishes a security baseline for internet-connected consumer products and for future IoT certification schemes. It is hoped the standard, titled ETSI EN 303 645, will help prevent large-scale, prevalent attacks taking place against smart devices. READ MORE

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