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Businesses Not Fully Appreciating Lessons from 2011 Data Breaches
A new study of UK businesses conducted by SafeNet, Inc. reveals a mixed picture of how effectively UK businesses are protecting critical data and applications. While data breaches perpetuated during 2011 clearly demonstrated the need for more comprehensive encryption of business and customer data, SafeNet’s survey of over 170 IT managers with sec..
Posted on 9 May 2012 | 3:53 pm
Transport Security Expo brings fresh perspective to industry issues in 2012
Transport Security Expo, the preeminent event for security professionals working within the transportation arena, will mark its 10th anniversary with an entirely fresh examination of the challenges the industry sector continues to face, within a much expanded programme of events. Four major conferences will focus upon security in the aviation, mari..
Posted on 6 May 2012 | 3:10 pm
One in six organisations have fired an employee due to social media posts
SpamTitan Technologies, the makers of email and web security software have today announced the results of their survey on corporate social media usage. The results show that 87% of companies would consider firing an employee if they posted something confidential about the company on a social media site, while not surprisingly, only 16% of companies..
Posted on 2 May 2012 | 4:44 pm
EU cookie law: only 23% of web users will opt into cookies
Less than a quarter of web users will happily opt in to cookies following the introduction of the EU ePrivacy Directive next month, according to a new survey by Econsultancy. A survey of 1,097 web users found that 17% of people would definitely not accept cookies if prompted when arriving at a website. 60% said that they might accept them, dependin..
Posted on 30 April 2012 | 9:36 pm
Survey of CIOs reveals Olympic disruption concerns
- Almost ten percent believe Olympic chaos is guaranteed - Information storage ranks as CIO’s biggest headache UK CIOs are concerned that the upcoming Olympic Games will affect their business, according to a survey conducted by ControlCircle, a leading UK managed services provider. A recent survey of 100 CIOs/COOs/IT heads identified that 77% res..
Posted on 4 April 2012 | 8:41 pm