Hackathons and Cash for Hackers: What the AV Industry Needs
AV, IoT and automation manufacturers need to better understand zero-day vulnerability. Trade show hackathons and cash for hackers should be seriously considered.
Paul Konikowski, CTS-D, is an independent freelance consultant who currently designs and coordinates audiovisual installations for military bases. Paul earned his Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech). He has recently completed Harvard University’s online shortcourse entitled “Cybersecurity: Managing Risk in The Information Age”, and is now pursuing a Master of Science degree in Cybersecurity at Georgia Tech. He can be reached via Twitter at @PKaudiovisual or via email pkav.info@gmail.com.
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