MPs: thin blue line is wearing thinner - Funding for police read more
08th November 2018
ABC of business email compromise - Social engineering is nothing read more
16th November 2018
38th International East-West Security Conference - The 38th read more
16th November 2018
Workshop for DOCOs - Secured by Design (SBD) member company read more
16th November 2018
Eyeball cameras - The new Concept Pro eyeball cameras, from the read more
16th November 2018
Evolving role of the CISO - It’s no longer a question of read more
16th November 2018
Radiation detection - Nations can regulate the movement of read more
16th November 2018
College detects cyber threats - Wellington College, the Berkshire read more
16th November 2018
Spear’s 500 list - Blackstone Consultancy, a London-based read more
16th November 2018
4K camera - New from Pelco by Schneider Electric, is the GFC read more
16th November 2018
FIA lunch - The Fire Industry Association (FIA) Annual General read more
16th November 2018
09th November 2018
Natural disasters can occur anywhere, at any time. Even with technology that can sense an earthquake or predict a severe storm, there is always the chance that a company will be caught off guard and feel the full force of the event. The unpredictability of real-world incidents mean organisations need to develop and have in place disaster recovery and business continuity plans or risk irreparable damage to employees and read more
16th November 2018
Social engineering is nothing new, writes Anthony Hess, Head of Incident Response at cyber risk firm CFC Underwriting. From the tale of the Trojan horse to Victor Lustig, the infamous Austria-Hungarian who convinced a number of scrap metal dealers that he was selling the Eiffel Tower, scams like these are about as old as human history. But social engineering scams are taking on a new form. The technological read more
16th November 2018
In 2017 almost half (42pc) of SMBs (small and medium businesses) experienced at least one data breach even though a majority (72pc) were sure they were reliably protected from such incidents, according to a Kaspersky Lab report, ‘From data boom to data doom: the risks and rewards of protecting personal data’. To stay afloat small organisations need to keep up with their competitors and roll out new products or read more
23rd January 2018
Hanwha Techwin and Facit Data Systems report that selected Wisenet cameras can use Facit’s Calculus server based intelligent retail video analytics software, to deliver a retail intelligence. The Wisenet Heatmap and People Counting cameras enable retailers to identify lost sales opportunities by monitoring updated live reports and view comparative hourly and weekly reports on footfall, store hotspots and dwell times, read more
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