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New white paper from PwC Legal Points published

London, UK: Nok Nok Labs has published a White Paper from PwC Legal comparing key privacy implications of on-device and on-server matching of biometric data.

For organisations considering biometrics as they move away from reliance on usernames and passwords, the report highlights why device-side matching of biometric data is a compelling approach to satisfy key privacy requirements on cross-border personal data transfers, as well as providing the benefits of individual choice and control around such personal data.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; Case Studies; Posted On Friday, 13 May 2016 08:14

BriForum Boston and London calls on AppSense for key speaking session

READING, UK: AppSense has announced that their Chief Technologist, Simon Townsend, has been selected in the final line-up to speak to BriForum’s highly technical audience in what has become the established desktop enablement conference on both sides of the Atlantic.

: Erin Jones; Industry News; Posted On Friday, 13 May 2016 08:09

Two-thirds of FTSE companies admit they have been hit by a cyber breach in the past year

The Department for Culture, Media and Sport have released research that shows that two-thirds of large UK businesses are hit by cyber security attacks.

Simon Crosby, CTO and co-founder, Bromium says: “The findings confirm that the cyber security landscape in the UK is similar to other advanced nations: We are experiencing sustained targeted attacks that legacy detection technologies cannot see or stop. Organisations need to urgently adopt a new posture that protects endpoint systems by design using virtualization based security. It is unrealistic to expect that OS vendors or application vendors can stay ahead. A radical change is urgently needed.”

: INTERNATIONAL SECURITY EXPERTS; Talking Point; Posted On Friday, 13 May 2016 08:03

Metropolitan Police and Security Awards celebrate thriving partnerships

Individuals and teams from across the private security sector were yesterday recognised for their significant contributions to the work of the police and protection of the public, during the inaugural Metropolitan Police and Security (PaS) awards.