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Pick a Panel, Any Panel: SXSW 2013 Lets You Decide

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Posted on 17th Aug 2012 by

It’s that time again – time to decide what you want to see and hear at South by Southwest (SXSW) 2013.  Once just a local music festival here in Austin, Texas, SXSW has grown to be the biggest interactive, music and film event of the year – a must attend event on the calendar every [...]

One year on

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Posted on 10th Feb 2012 by

Today, dear reader, our blog is one year old. That’s right – our very first post was 365 days ago on 10th February 2011. We feel we have grown with the blog, expanding our hub to include a telecoms blog and one focused on enterprise security covering a multitude of topics and industries. While ‘Digital [...]

Securing our health(care)

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Posted on 11th Aug 2011 by

How secure is your health? The information you provide your doctors with, your treatments, medical histories, scans and other bits of quite personal data your medical advisors have access to all needs to be protected and it mostly is thanks to encryption and other security measures. But what about the medical devices you use? As [...]

Why should a small town be worried about its banking security?

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Posted on 29th Jul 2011 by

Did you hear about the unfortunate heist in Eliot, ME in the US, earlier this month? As reported by blogger-turned-detective @briankrebs, computer crooks in Eastern Europe stole $28,000 from the New England town of Eliot in Maine. Brian Krebs alerted the town controller to the possibility that its accounts were being emptied as money was [...]

Online banking infographic – what are the risks and their remedies?

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Posted on 6th Jul 2011 by

Home banking is an activity where we like to feel secure and away from the prying eyes of nasty strangers. Risks do exist but luckily there are counter-measures as shown in our latest eBanking infographic.

Authenticating Outlook Anywhere

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Posted on 29th Jun 2011 by

As an organization with security close to our heart I was pleased to learn last week that Microsoft has introduced smart card authentication with Outlook Anywhere, as reported by @PaulRobichaux. As more and more companies start to embrace remote working – to get the most out of their employees wherever they are and let them [...]