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How can you make sure your corporate data and valuable company information is safe and protected against data theft? Today’s MFPs (multifunctional peripherals) offer a huge range of functions and choices – which unfortunately goes along with a similarly wide range of potential security loopholes. Konica Minolta’s answer to this is the reliable protection of bizhub SECURE: together with you, we determine which of our industry-leading security standards are right for you. With this set of security measures, we give your Konica Minolta bizhub MFP and especially its HDD an extra level of protection to ensure that your data is more than secure – it’s bizhub SECURE!
Corporate Facilities

Konica Minolta Honored with Four 2019 ‘ASTORS’ Security Awards

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“Every day facial recognition technologies help law enforcement to generate leads in cases, such as homicide, rape, armed robbery and other violent crime, as well as for non-enforcement reasons, including identifying elderly persons stricken with dementia, finding lost and missing children, identifying homeless persons with mental illness and identifying deceased persons,” explains Carl Szabo, Vice President and General Counsel of NetChoice.
Access Control & Identification

Group Defends Facial Recognition Use by Police in Massachusetts

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When you need to replace vulnerable passwords and PINs with a secure authentication solution, multispectral biometrics from HID Global delivers.
Access Control & Identification

HID: 2nd Perfect Score in ISO Fake-Finger Compliance Tests (Videos)

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CyberArk’s Privileged Account Security Solution provides a multi-layered security solution that includes privileged password management, session recording, least privilege enforcement and privileged data analytics to help organizations defend against advanced persistent threats and insider threats.
Corporate Facilities

Cyber Hygiene: A Programmatic Approach to Improving Security

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NIST researchers demonstrated that laser ranging could “see through flames” to make this image of a plastic skeleton toy. Laser ranging captured the plastic skeleton’s complex three-dimensional shape, with depth indicated by false color. The plastic did not melt or deform in the fire. (Courtesy of Baumann/NIST)
Disaster Prevention

NIST Shows Laser Ranging Can ‘See’ 3D Objects Melting in Fires

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Can you tell what this robot does just by looking at it? If not, that is exactly why standards are needed—to prove what the robot can do. This particular method tests the robot’s ability to inspect, touch, rotate and extract items. (Courtesy of DHS S&T)
Campus Security

RoboCup 2018: S&T Test Methods to Evaluate Rescue Robots (Multi-Video)

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Access Control & Identification

NIST Releases New Cybersecurity Practice Guide for Mobile Devices

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Fusion of Face Recognition Algorithms (FOFRA) Prize Challenge
Access Control & Identification

IARPA Prize Challenge Seeks AI Face Recognition Solution

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Recognize staff, students, and visitors in real time to help enhance school safety with Secure, Accurate facial Recognition (SAFR) using existing IP-based cameras and readily available hardware
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SAFR Face Recognition Free to K-12 Schools in US & Canada...

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Are these two faces the same person? Trained forensic face examiners regularly testify about such questions in court. A NIST study measuring their accuracy reveals the science behind their work for the first time, and determined that trained human beings perform best with a computer as a partner, not another person. (Courtesy of J. Stoughton, NIST)
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NIST: Facial Recognition Experts Perform Better with AI (Multi-Video)

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