Commenting on the news that Google want to collect your medical details (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-36783521), Lee Munson, security researcher for Comparitech.com said:
"In an age when personal information has become the new currency, many people have begun to take their online privacy seriously, checking web terms of service, opting out of intrusions they don’t like, viewing app permissions and so on.
How on earth did Libya find itself in that most unenviable of situations? There are several explanations that have been put forward to answer that question, with some being more convincing than others. The knee-jerk reaction to Libya’s current schizophrenia is to lay the blame for the country’s mess at the door of those Western countries which had intervened on the side of Libya’s anti-Qaddafi forces starting from March 2011.
Poole: Mr John Davies, Managing Director of integrated security manufacturer TDSi, has been awarded the 2016 Chairman's Award for Contribution to Exporting during the BSIA’s Annual Luncheon, which was held at the London Hilton, Park Lane. The award recognises his contribution to promoting UK export initiatives within the security sector, as Chairman of the BSIA Export Council.
FireMon survey shows 65% of security professionals surveyed think they would get grounded by Mum for untidy firewall rules
LONDON, UK: A survey of 300 IT security professionals carried out by security management vendor FireMon at last month’s Infosecurity Europe has concluded that 65% believe that they would be grounded in some capacity for the messy state of their firewall rules. Of those, over half, or one-third of the total surveyed, said that if their firewall rules were a teenager’s bedroom, Mum would be so angry, she would ground them for life; and just 35% were confident Mum wouldn’t be angry at all.
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