InfoComm facilitates access to the ISE educational program 2017

With this objective, it has created a pass that allows attendees to pay a single price for unlimited access to master classes., conferences and laboratories held at the Elicium and ranging from the exploration of the applications of emerging technologies, to the evolution of the audiovisual industry.

InfoComm International, the trade association representing the commercial audiovisual industry worldwide, is offering an All Access Pass (All Access Pass) for those attending Integrated Systems Europe (WHEREAS) 2017, which will take place 7 al 10 February in Amsterdam.

“An ISE 2017 We wanted our education program to be more accessible than ever. We know that in a trade fair as intense as ISE, Time is precious and plans can change.. With the InfoComm All Access Pass, attendees will be able to take a flexible approach to their training and enjoy the program as much as they want, whenever they want”, explica Pam Taggart, Senior Director of European Development at InfoComm International.

The InfoComm All Access Pass gives access to all masterclasses, applications laboratories and conferences in the professional development program carried out at the Elicium. From exploring the applications of emerging technologies, to the evolution of the audiovisual industry, there will be something for all tastes. This pass can be purchased before 15 January at the address: http://www.infocomm.org/ise2017.

Cybersecurity in AV systems

Besides, the two main associations of the audiovisual industry, InfoComm International y give in, have come together to present a joint conference on cybersecurity at ISE 2017. This is an event aimed at integrators, consultants and end users who want to learn how to better protect networked audiovisual systems from growing threats.

Como parte del ‘AV/IT Friday’ from ISE 2017, The two associations will address the issue by warning of the growing risks faced by the commercial and residential sectors. Recent digital assaults – including a powerful denial of service attack (DDoS) in the United States that affected internet services – have highlighted the dangers that networked devices and the Internet of Things can pose (IoT), and the growing importance of cybersecurity.

“Now that AV systems are part of the IT network, AV integrators and manufacturers must understand the implications and adopt a safety culture. Working together with Cedia, “We have presented some critical learning objectives around networked AV security that will be beneficial to attendees in the commercial and residential sectors.”, comments Pamela Taggart.

The conference will be moderated by Mitch Klein, CEO de Z-Wave Alliance. It will include a series of sessions 30 minutes that will cover how hackers can penetrate a customer's network, to risk assessment and mitigation strategies, and incident responses. The sessions will end with a panel discussion that will offer a broader view of the problem of network AV security, including shared experiences from both commercial and residential projects.