Poole: Integrated security manufacturer TDSi will be giving a sneak preview of its new forthcoming GARDiS software on stand F1200 at this year’s IFSEC International. TDSi will also be demonstrating how its systems can integrate with those of other key manufacturers including Milestone, ASSA ABLOY, Texecom and SimonsVoss at show, which runs from 21st to 23rd June at the ExCel London Exhibition Centre.
Wargaming, creators of World of Warships, are honoring the anniversary of the Battle of Jutland with an augmented reality app. Available on Google Play and the Apple App Store, this AR experience recreates the only ship still in existence that fought in the Battle of Jutland, the WW1 cruiser HMS Caroline. The app was designed in partnership with the National Museum of the Royal Navy, Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, and included into its exhibition.
Security researchers have discovered a Windows zero-day vulnerability that is going for $90,000 on the underground cyber crime market. A post from a cyber criminal on an underground forum, claims to have this vulnerability which could affect almost all Windows users. If the claims are true, the local privilege escalation vulnerability exists in all versions of Microsoft Windows OS starting from Windows 2000, potentially impacting over 1.5 billion Windows users.
If exploited, the vulnerability allows attackers to upgrade any Windows user level account to an administrator account, giving them access to install malicious software, gain access to other machines, change user settings and an array of other potentially damaging acts.
Woking, Surrey: After 20 years with Wick Hill, and having reached retirement age, managing director Ken Ward is stepping down from his full time job as MD, but will continue to work on projects in an advisory role. He will be lending his considerable knowledge and experience as Wick Hill pursues the strong development of its EMEA expansion plans, as part of Rigby Private Equity (RPE). Ward has been MD for 20 years, and worked very closely with Wick Hill chairman, Ian Kilpatrick, during the company’s strong growth to its current £100 million turnover.
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