Introducing Malware Detecting & Analysis Service
ANY.RUN were faced with the fact that most of the services for malware analysis and investigation are simply not convenient to use. It is necessary not only to have a wealth of knowledge in cybersecurity but also to revise hundreds of pages of reports in order to find the necessary data. They got the idea to make the service convenient and understandable even for a beginner specialist, which will speed up the process of analysis and reduce the level of professional skills.
Since its creation in 2015, ANY.RUN has grown to become the malware analysis service trusted by tens of thousands of independent professionals as well as market giants like OCBC bank, Canon and McAfee. In its development, the company has gone through multiple phases including the first open beta tests in October 2017, release of the free community version in March 2018, and the introduction of the first paid plans in July 2018.
A.C. ProMedia is pleased to partner with AUDAC to offer you online training sessions to keep you up to date on the products and technologies available through AUDAC.
Luminex Network Intelligence is delighted to introduce the LUMICORE, the newest addition to the LUMINODE family. Designed to allow simple, flexible control of network Lighting data from multiple sources. LUMICORE routes, merges, converts, restricts and, allows multiple streams of ArtNet and sACN data from multiple sources to be managed in a clear intuitive way.
Digital Nirvana today introduced MetadatorIQ — the latest generation of the company’s secure, scalable platform for automating metadata creation in preproduction, production, and live content workflows. Optimized for Avid MediaCentral | Production Management assets, MetadatorIQ is a hybrid on-premises/SaaS application that applies advanced machine learning and AI-based content analysis to accelerate metadata creation and shorten content delivery cycles.
With over 3,000 students, nearly 1,000 of which are in seminary, Andrews University is the flagship institution in the expansive Seventh-day Adventist school system. It is located in Berrien Springs, Michigan. Pioneer Memorial Church is situated on the Andrews University campus and serves a vital role in the school’s spiritual and social life. Its congregants are diverse, young, and fired up. Global technology solutions provider, New Era Technology (Mishawaka-branch), recently revitalized the sound reinforcement in Pioneer Memorial Church with Danley Sound Labs SBH10 and SBH20 columnar loudspeakers, Danley TH212 tapped-horn subwoofers, and Danley DNA amplifiers with integrated DSP using Danley model presets.
Everything from broadcasts, webinars, classes and interviews to worship sermons, theatrical performances and musical concerts are now being streamed to (and from) living rooms. As a result, production organizers are quickly developing new ways to provide valuable replacements for everyday communication and entertainment. In light of these latest trends, 
Custom Media Solutions, a live event video production company based in Cumming, Ga., has provided streaming coverage of The Orange Conference, an annual event in Atlanta for Christian family ministry teams, for years. With its backstage experience, the company created an online presence for people who could not attend. When the COVID-19 pandemic forced Orange Conference 2020 to convert from a live, arena-sized event to a three-day streaming program that began on April 29, CMS relied on its HVS-2000 video switcher from FOR-A Corporation of America to deliver a high-end production to a much larger online audience.
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Just Add Power, a leader in video-over-IP distribution, today introduced the EZLogger remote logging tool. Available as part of the justOS B2.0.5 firmware via a free update, the new tool allows layer-3 configured Just Add Power 3G systems to send the company diagnostic data.
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Riedel Communications today announced that Lutz Rathmann has joined the Riedel Group management team as director of the Managed Technology division, effective June 1.