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Securing Mixed Reality from Emerging Cyberthreats

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By Elizabeth Neus Verified
| FedTech Magazine Verified
Jun 03 2024 Security New attacks may flood headsets with info designed to disorient or mislead the wearer, a big risk during military operations. Mixed reality headsets and similar systems are tested for resiliency against attacks while in development, but once MR and related technologies are deployed, there’s less effort to test for new threats from malicious actors. Direct attacks on users could flood headsets with information designed to cause motion sickness or disorientation.
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Q&A: The State Department’s Tech for Life Initiative Lets Workers Keep Devices Longer

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By Elizabeth Neus Verified
| FedTech Magazine Verified
May 24 2024 Digital Workspace The pilot program eases challenges with device provisioning for workers who transfer every two or three years. With one of the most mobile civilian workforces in the federal government, the State Department reprovisions devices every time an employee transfers to a new post. The department’s 13,000 Foreign Service officers serve in 270 countries — including locations the department describes as “hardship posts” — and change duty stations every two or three years.
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There Goes the Sun: NASA Upgrades Technology to Prepare for a Total Solar Eclipse

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By Elizabeth Neus Verified
| FedTech Magazine Verified
Apr 02 2024 Internet The agency will livestream the April 8 event via a modernized website and streaming solution. To prepare for the total solar eclipse in 2017, NASA focused on technology that would keep its livestreams running for those who couldn’t see it in person. This time, the agency has looked at how to spend less money for even better service. About 12 million people watched the eclipse on NASA sites on Aug. 21, 2017, the first to cover much of the U.S. in more than a century.
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