Posted on 14 September 2012 by
The changes to Microsoft’s Windows 8 OS may be obvious – touch oriented user interface grabbing the headlines – but what’s become of the beast that lurks beneath the computing surface? Released to manufacturing on 1st August, and made available at ground level from 4th September, Windows Server 2012 brings with it several changes that […]
Posted on 30 July 2013 by
As the former President of South Africa recovers in hospital, having fought for and overseen the breakdown of apartheid in his country, it’s somehow fitting that Mr Mandela was among the first to receive the country’s new identification (ID) smart cards recently. Coinciding with International Nelson Mandela Day, other notable recipients of the smart technology […]
Posted on 05 November 2013 by
The Subcommittee on Health, under the Energy & Commerce Committee is holding ongoing hearings as part of an examination of how to reform Medicaid. These hearings focus on creating more universal, federally mandated rules and requirements for Medicaid that hope to strengthen the largest government health care program. An important part of reform centers on […]
Posted on 20 October 2016 by
Smart Medicare cards can help prevent Medicare fraud, which is costing American taxpayers an estimated $60 billion.
Posted on 05 October 2017 by
With the Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement compliance deadline approaching, businesses are scrambling to meet compliance requirements. DFARS addresses the need for strong, two-factor authentication and physical access controls. Are you ready for DFARS?
Posted on 15 November 2017 by
The deadline to comply with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) is upon is. Organizations that handle branded credit cards from the major card providers are scrambling to determine what is required and how to get there. Are you ready for PCI DSS 3.2?
