Collaborate Disseminate
Honda has found a new application for its sit-down Segway for lazy shoppers launched last year. The Uni-One is being merged with VR goggles for “a first-of-its-kind extended reality experience that merges the joy of mobility with virtual reality advent… Continue reading Experience omnidirectional float with Honda’s first-of-kind XR demo
Two icons of vehicular styling have come together to answer the simple question “What if?” More specifically, that question reads,”What if a next-generation Airstream trailer incorporated design cues from Porsche?” The answer is the Airstream Studio F…. Continue reading Airstream and Porsche brainstorm visionary travel trailer concept
Audi has revealed that the VR tech for back-seat passengers demonstrated at CES 2019 will roll out to select vehicles from June. The holoride platform can adapt content to the car’s movement during a journey, transforming a boring commute into a rollin… Continue reading June release confirmed for first Audi vehicles with holoride VR platform
A good team and a proactive mindset are key for companies that want to respond in the event of a cybersecurity incident, says John Gift, director of information security at Domino’s Pizza. Gift would know. Tasked with helping Target Corp. respond in the wake of its well-known data breach in 2013, Gift has used the lessons he’s learned from that high-profile incident to shape the way Domino’s deals with its security challenges. Gift was drawn to Domino’s three years ago because of the company’s culture, including its supportive executives. He works out of the company’s Ann Arbor, Michigan headquarters, and reports directly to Domino’s Chief Information Security Officer. The security team at Domino’s has grown to around 30, Gift said. CyberScoop caught up with Gift at South By Southwest in Austin, just after he finished speaking on a panel dubbed “Welcome to the ‘Internet of Threats.’” CyberScoop: What’s keeping you […]
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Consumers need to use their buying power to send a message that they value security, experts said Saturday during a panel at the 2018 South by Southwest Interactive Conference in Austin. The panel, dubbed “Welcome to the ‘Internet of Threats’” intended to break down concerns in a rapidly-changing security landscape where more and more devices are being connected to the internet. These devices sometimes have no reason to be connected to the internet and often come from companies that have spent little time considering privacy or security matters. “How many of you are quite used to seeing something in the news around a data breach, or product that was insecure?” said John Gift, director of information security at Domino’s Pizza, during the panel. “A lot of these organizations, they do recover relatively quickly, which is a great thing, but… understand your power with regards to: if something does happen and […]
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The only person you can trust with your data is yourself, warns speaker Liz Kintzele at SXSW, so it’s up to you to make sure you know what you’re getting in return for sharing your information Continue reading SXSW: the real cost of free services is giving up your data
You can’t stop technological progress… unless you’re the government. Continue reading Google to Congress: Go Easy, Hurry Up on Self-Driving Car Regulations
Meanwhile, in the Senate, a key critic changes his stance
At this year’s SXSW in Austin, TX, President Barack Obama addressed the tech community directly on the issue of encryption, stating that those who are in favor of strong encryption, no matter what,
are not on the side of American values.
It’s fetishizing our phones above every other value,
he told the audience. And that can’t be the right answer.
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It’s that time of year again. In March, Austin Texas transforms itself into a nexus of art and technology and holds a celebration of Music, Film, and something called Interactive. It turns out that we’re Interactive: Hackaday will once again be at SXSW and we want you to join us there — Austin is excellent at showing everyone a fun time (as long as you don’t need to drive anywhere).
We’ll be on site starting this Friday (3/11/16) and we want you to come party with us at the Hardware House starting at 6pm. This is the third year that …read more
