Posts Tagged ‘cybercrime’
Home Office ACE Initiative addresses public safety
Global MSC Security today announced that former Chief Constable of Derbyshire Constabulary and now a Strategic Advisor to the Home Office ’s Accelerated Capability Environment (ACE) initiative, Peter Goodman OBE QPM, will participate in the Global MSC Security Conference and Exhibition 2021. The event takes place in Bristol on Tuesday 19 October and this year…
Read MoreSecurity teams require more advanced tools to deal with influx of threats
The modern threat landscape calls for security teams to remain alert to a wide range of hazards – both physical and cyber. New technology has had a catalytic effect on cybercrime, with hackers increasingly crossing the boundary into the physical security sphere due to the digital vulnerabilities of the likes of access control systems. The…
Read MoreTalking cybercrime and data security with IBM’s Carmina Lees
Tim Compston, Features Editor at SecurityNewsDesk, speaks to Carmina Lees, the Director of IBM Security in the UK and Ireland, about her high profile role within the business and whether she feels there is any antidote to what is, undoubtedly, a soaring cybercrime pandemic.
Read MoreDell Annual Threat Report
Dell announced the results of the Dell Security Annual Threat Report detailing the cybercrime trends that shaped 2015 and identifying top emerging security risks for 2016. The report, based on data collected throughout 2015 from the Dell SonicWALL Global Response Intelligence Defense (GRID) network with daily feeds from more than one million firewalls.
Read MoreDigital experts tackle cybercrime and terrorism
Digital experts tackle cybercrime and terrorism Digital technology expert, bITjAM will use its design and programming skills to disseminate the results of a SUCCEED research project that aims to educate the general public on cybercrime. bITjAM will be creating and distributing infographics on behalf of the project team, which is being led by Staffordshire University,…
Read MoreNorton reveals one in five Brits subject to Cybercrime
Norton reveals one in five Brits subject to Cybercrime Over one in three UK ‘Millennials’ believe that security breaches affect so many people they have no real consequence Norton by Symantec (NASDAQ: SYMC) released its findings from the Norton Cybersecurity Insights Report revealing more than 12 million British people have experienced cybercrime in the past…
Read MoreLockheed Martin unveils cybersecurity cluster to support SMEs
Lockheed Martin has launched a Virtual Technology Cluster to support SMEs involved in the development of niche cyber security products to combat cybercrime.
Read MoreA Holiday Hunting We Will Go
Cyber criminals fully realise that companies tend to be minimally staffed during the holidays. Be proactive this year and hunt for adversaries.
Read MoreBill Hammond explains why we need Cyber Security Expo
Bill Hammond, Event Director, told SecurityNewsDesk why the industry needs IP EXPO’s Cyber Security Expo, taking place on the 8th and 9th of October.
Read MoreThe Dark Web – Ignore this Security Space at your Peril
The World Wide Web is an integral part of most peoples’ day to day lives. However, there are bits of the Internet we know about and bits we don’t.
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