Wednesday, 14 January 2026

DAVID LAVENDA

How many of us have gone to work and pledged to be ’more productive today than yesterday?’ Yet somehow, it always ends up the same – the end of the day rolls around and the task list is still overflowing. Why are we so unproductive? Information overload and the glut of digital interfaces play a major part. The plethora of software, gadgets and other tools — which were supposed to make us more productive by allowing us to be constantly ‘on’  — has produced unexpected consequences.

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It feels good to be amongst the first 10 to be admitted to a new body. Isn’t it? But be careful, we are not talking first 11, so are not talking football here, please, but security! No wonder, Don Randall MBE, Master of The Worshipful Company of Security Professionals last week (7th June 2011) was full of boundless enthusiasm while announcing the first ten Registrants admitted to the new Register of Chartered Security Professionals.

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“Last week, Imperva released a report on search engine poisoning. Search Engine Poisoning attacks manipulate, or “poison”, search engines to display search results that contain references to malware-delivering websites. There are a multitude of methods to perform SEP: taking control of popular websites; using the search engines’ “sponsored” links to reference malicious sites; and injecting HTML code.

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  1. ADT picks holes in Localism Bill...warns of potential consequences
  2. What you should know about wireless intruder alarms
  3. Democratic People's Republic of Korea sanction panel gets extention of mandate
  4. Intel Labs opens doors to its diverse publics...unveils new research projects at the 9th annual Research and Development event
  5. Reliance appoints David King to chair Reliance Facilities Management Ltd
  6. Randy Oldie gets 11!
  7. Idappcom warns elite of the coding world to be wary of bogus job adverts
  8. Fox in Brussels wins NATO Headquarters battle for Britain
  9. Criminals in Britain are in trouble as Government goes tough on crime...launches new National Crime Agency
  10. Britain unveils plan to nip terrorism in the bud
  11. Imperva releases details of how Search Engine Poisoning (SEP) works
  12. Origin Storage hails news that 512 GB SSDs prices are falling below $1000
  13. SANS launches first Network Forensic Course in Gulf Region
  14. Hague optimistic about Libya...asks Syrian President to step aside
  15. EMC lack of investment to blame for RSA disasters, says Philip Lieberman



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