[MCN-L] Information Security Organizational Survey

My apologies that my attachment did not come through. Here are the questions I had. Thank you in Advance for all your assistance! Adam UNDERSTANDING INFORMATION SECURITY ORGANIZATION MODELS AT ARTS AND CULTURAL INSTITUTIONS 1. Do you have a senior resource(s) responsible for overall ent

[MCN-L] Information Security Organizational Survey

Adam, It looks like the listserv may have removed your attachment. Can you send it directly to me? I look forward to participating and seeing what other participating organizations have to say. Sincerely, Bryon Thornburgh Director of Technology 720.913.0136 bthornburgh at denverartmuseum.org

[MCN-L] Information Security Organizational Survey

The Metropolitan Museum of Art is reviewing how we handle Information Security and we would like to gain insight from your experiences. Please complete the attached survey and send your response to adam.sonzogni at metmuseum.org by July 11th. I will be rev

[MCN-L] Subject: Re: Any reccs on Mac OS-compatible touch screens?

Ace! Thanks, George! Ed On Fri, Jun 27, 2014 at 10:42 AM, George Scharoun wrote: > Hi Ed, > > Lately we?ve been leaning towards Planar touch screens, many of which > support Mac OS, either natively or with the help of Touch-Base drivers. > > For example, the PT3285PW is nice, and with its cont

[MCN-L] Information Security Organizational Survey

Send it to me as well... for a while I was an IT security auditor for HSBC so I have a slightly different take on thing. Rich On Fri, Jun 27, 2014 at 8:16 AM, Bryon Thornburgh < bthornburgh at denverartmuseum.org> wrote: > Adam, > It looks like the listserv may have removed your attachment. Can

[MCN-L] Subject: Re: Any reccs on Mac OS-compatible touch screens?

Hi Ed, Lately we?ve been leaning towards Planar touch screens, many of which support Mac OS, either natively or with the help of Touch-Base drivers. For example, the PT3285PW is nice, and with its continuous glass it doesn?t need to be embedded in an enclosure to cover buttons or logos. http://w

[MCN-L] A working list of free/low-cost alternatives to Adobe Creative Cloud products

I?m a big fan of TMPEG Video Mastering Works by Pegasys. It is $100 and Windows only, but I also use Compressor, Adobe Encoder, and Squeeze professionally and feel TMPEG VMW compares favorably to all of them and excels particularly at MPEG compression. I is my first choice for MPEG2 high-profile