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15:38 29-06-2009
Cyber security rises up the political agenda
Cyber security took another step up the political agenda with the launch of the UK's first cyber security strategy to address the growing online threat to businesses, governments and ordinary...
10:51 29-06-2009
Hoax death of Jeff Goldblum shows reputational dangers
Reports that actor Jeff Goldblum had died on set whilst filming in New Zealand late last week shows the power of an orchestrated hoax and how it can...
13:35 24-06-2009
Are the media InfoSec aware?
There are quite a few groups (http://tiny.cc/YVEfZ ) and vendors who are keen on helping to bring the message of awareness of information security (computer security to put it...
18:19 23-06-2009
Mines of misinformation
Since yesterday reports have been circulating of a deal between ATM provider Cashbox plc and BT Openzone, suggesting that their ATMs would be turned into wireless hotspots. Being...
16:53 18-06-2009
Digital Britain skims over security
I have just ploughed through the 245 pages of "Digital Britain". It encompasses many spheres of digitalisation including telecoms, broadcasting and Internet services, and certainly represents a worthy effort. Nevertheless...Highest Rated Blogs
09:42 29-07-2008
When did you last check your antivirus?
Is your antivirus protection up to date? Are you still relying on the antivirus that came bundled on your new PCs? If so, are you sure the licenses haven't...
18:19 19-01-2009
Will ISPs storing details of every email tackle e-crime?
Reports that ISPs will have to store details of every email sent via their systems for at least 12 months from March onwards seems to have civil libertarians up in...
17:11 09-01-2009
When is lost data not lost?
Do the media brush over the facts in articles regarding loss of data in order not to obscure the story e.g. when the 'lost' data is encrypted.....Ian McKinnon who is...
18:43 22-04-2009
Organised e-crime on the increase - but what are the solutions?
Research from Verizon Business (http://preview.tinyurl.com/chchms), which claims to show that organised crime is responsible for a large increase in the number of breached corporate electronic records – and which totalled...
10:14 19-09-2008
Why wont people learn?
Last week was bad week, not for work but for looking after myself as my New Years resolution was to aim to take longish walk (about 3 miles) each morning...Most Commented Blogs
Should we agree to wider NHS data sharing?
The NHS has opened a public consultation on "the wider use of patient information", which essentially boils down to the sharing of anonymised and partially anonymised patient data for research...
Communicating awareness
Twelve hours in a seat brings me to Singapore. The non-working in-flight entertainment system certainly gave me plenty of opportunity to again reflect on awareness across the world, as I...
Will ISPs storing details of every email tackle e-crime?
Reports that ISPs will have to store details of every email sent via their systems for at least 12 months from March onwards seems to have civil libertarians up in...
Aussie Research Proves Need for Fair balance on Work Internet Access
Research from the University of Melbourne (http://preview.tinyurl.com/dxgmug) - which says that workers who are allowed access to leisure Internet sites such as Facebook and YouTube are more productive overall -...