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Survey finds IT stresses as data breaches put jobs on the line

IT managers feel that getting a divorce or losing their job is less stressful than looking after company confidential data

Websense announces a new independent survey with 1,000 IT managers and 1,000 non-IT employees in the U.S., UK, Canada, and Australia on confidence, confidential data, and today’s cyber cons, but did you know that many bosses feel that getting a divorce or losing their job would be less stressful than making sure their employees look after confidential company data?

: RYAN WATERS; InfoSecurity; Posted On Tuesday, 01 November 2011 06:56

Phoenix House set to become a multi-million pound Recovery Centre

• Ministry of Defence, Help for Heroes and The Royal British Legion working together to help Britain’s wounded, injured and sick servicemen and women.

Vigilance can reveal authoritatively that the first injured personnel are recovering at a place we ‘d like to call Armed Forces Balm of Gilead officially known and called Phoenix House, Catterick Garrison, the newest of the Army-led Personnel Recovery and Assessment Centres.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; International Security, Safety & Strategic Defence; Posted On Tuesday, 01 November 2011 06:27

MoD sponsored survey finds NHS cares for the health needs of Nuclear Test veterans

Vigilance can report that an independent audit of Nuclear Test Veterans has shown the majority feel their health needs are being met well by the NHS.

The audit which was commissioned by the MOD and carried out with support from the British Nuclear Test Veterans Association (BNTVA), asked nearly 900 veterans about their experiences of serious ill-health and their views of how health and social care services had met their needs. It also gathered suggestions from the veterans about how health and social care services could be improved.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; International Security, Safety & Strategic Defence; Posted On Tuesday, 01 November 2011 05:39

Mike O’Neill elected as new Chairman of BSIA’s Close Protection Section in preparation for 2012

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Ignore the message of the Scouts’ motto: “Be prepared,” when planning for an earth shaking event such as the Olympic Games and you could be planning to fail, but the Close Protection Section of the British Security Industry Association would not want to leave things until the very last minute, hence it has elected Mike O’Neill as its new Chairman as Vigilance can report.

A Chartered Security Professional, Mr O’Neill was among the first group of Registrants admitted to the Register, having served in the Parachute Regiment until 1990 before founding his own security company in 1993.

O’Neill’s expertise covers a wide range of business risk services including crisis management, business continuity planning, investigations and close protection.