Key Wireless Deadlines
NIST Requests Comment on its Mobile Device Security Practice Guide: The National Institute of Standards and Technology’s (NIST) National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence (NCCoE) seeks comment on a draft of NIST Cybersecurity Practice Guide SP 1800-22, titled “Mobile Device Security: Bring Your Own Device (BYOD).” The goal of this Practice Guide was to provide an example solution to help organizations use both a standards-based approach and commercially available technologies to help meet their security and privacy needs when permitting personally owned mobile devices to access enterprise resources. Comments are due by May 3.
FCC Requests Comment on the Bidding Procedures for the Auction of 2.5 GHz Band Licenses: The Federal Communications Commission (FCC or Commission) seeks comment via Public Notice on the proposed auction procedures for bidding to acquire licenses in Auction 108, which will offer approximately 8,300 geographic overlay license
communications systems have been turned off. the idea behind it was to allow airlines to be more efficient by quickly identifying mechanical problems. but as an added bonus, it would mean never having to hunt for a missing airplane again. there s literally no further investment in infrastructure that would be required to do this. obviously more s better, but the infrastructure in place now, which is the iridium constellation and the internet are the major pieces that you need to do this job. and the system costs just under $100,000 per plane. it is not required currently by the airline industry. but there is some tracking technology that s soon to be required, right? what s the store y with that. it s a transponder that will transmit to the world the exact location of all the plane. boeing is putting it on all its new planes. the feds require it by 2020.