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See what I did there? ; o ) While I’m speaking at the University of Florida E-Discovery Conference today, let’s take a look at a couple of articles related to Internet of Things (IoT) devices that you need to know from an eDiscovery standpoint. Further, it addresses topics including data privacy, fog computing, smart cities and more.
Both FPGAs and microcontrollers can be thought of as “small computers” that can be integrated into devices and larger systems. As a result, they are a preferred choice in many high-performance computing (HPC ), digital signal processing (DSP) and prototyping applications.
Actually, it started yesterday, with a few events, including the Welcome Reception and the Beer and Basics: e-Discovery 101 and Relativity Fundamentals session (serving beer and wine at an education session is OK with me!). Today, we have a full slate of sessions to talk about and CloudNine will once again be here as a Silver Sponsor.
The first, IoT devices, have been much discussed but not yet been a major data factor. On board computer systems in automobiles, Exif data in digital photos, GPS coordinates in Google maps are all examples of this type of data which has been used as evidence for years. The first is forensic images of computers and cell phones.
A frequent court appointed special master in electronic evidence, Craig is a prolific contributor to continuing legal and professional education programs throughout the United States, having delivered over 2,000 presentations and papers. I don’t understand why they lump blockchain in with IoT? This is not that day.
This means imaging the “art of the possible” for a new future using a cloud computing model to deliver transformative change. Gartner (2021) has two related definitions: Digital Transformation: “can refer to anything from IT modernization (for example, cloud computing), to digital optimization, to the invention of new digital business models.”
I got good grades in mathematics at school but it was an evening class in secondary school that I took in what was then called EDP (Electronic Data Processing) that got me started. We didn’t even have a computer at that school so the whole class was about things drawn on the blackboard.
Quite frankly, in those conferences in many cases, you have sessions that are more educational and less advertising. So, a lot of people are choosing to go to Relativity Fest or Ipro’s user conference or forensics conferences or ILTA, which has great educational content. But, my first priority would be better educational content.
I got good grades in mathematics at school but it was an evening class in secondary school that I took in what was then called EDP (Electronic Data Processing) that got me started. We didn’t even have a computer at that school so the whole class was about things drawn on the blackboard.
As a young professor, I spent 4 weeks every summer visiting these sites as part of the (unremarkably named) Computer Science Study Group , a research program run by DARPA and the Institute for Defense Analysis. I didn’t even have to turn off my electronics during takeoff! The B2 bomber. Special operations command.
As a young professor, I spent 4 weeks every summer visiting these sites as part of the (unremarkably named) Computer Science Study Group , a research program run by DARPA and the Institute for Defense Analysis. I didn’t even have to turn off my electronics during takeoff! The B2 bomber. Special operations command.
As a young professor, I spent 4 weeks every summer visiting these sites as part of the (unremarkably named) Computer Science Study Group , a research program run by DARPA and the Institute for Defense Analysis. I didn’t even have to turn off my electronics during takeoff! The B2 bomber. Special operations command.
They discuss how software and IoT companies can avoid becoming the next Black Mirror episode and share resources that can help survivors (and those who want to help them) deal with the technology issues that can be associated with technologically facilitated abuse. But what about IoT devices? What about social media?
Vamosi: But as someone who wrote a book questioning the security of our mass produced IoT devices, I wonder why no one bothered to test and certify these devices before they were installed? So nothing to do with electronics whatsoever other than we sell, you know, technology products, right, and cameras and things like that.
And, there’s thirty more villages including Girls Hack Village, the Voting Machine Hacking village, the IoT Village, and the Bio Hacking village. And people gladly take your computer and run it and you have to question that but there's they're so eager to learn it and to do it. In each you will find people with like interests.
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