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A recent study conducted on behalf of Infosys found that almost 50 percent of young people are concerned about automation replacing their jobs within the next ten years. The fears, encapsulated in decades of science fiction films, appear to be taking root in the real world and there is now a generation full of fear that technological advancement will prevent them from prospering.
London UK: Glasswall Solutions has issued its top five predictions for 2016. The list covers the five key developments that Glasswall’s team of experts believes will have biggest impact on cyber security over the next 12 months.
“Businesses around the globe now face unprecedented threats from every kind of hacker and cyber criminal,” said Greg Sim, CEO, Glasswall Solutions.
“We believe the next 12 months will see some of the most significant developments in the history of cyber security as powerful new EU regulations loom and enterprises realise their defences are dangerously unprepared and antiquated. 2016 promises to be an extremely interesting year in which many new opportunities will emerge to boost our collective security – the question is whether businesses around the world will grasp them.”
UK: ANSecurity has announced a successful project spanning across schools in the Bishop Konstant Catholic Academy Trust using Ruckus Wireless technology to dramatically improve connectivity to meet growing BYOD usage.
Over recent years there have been significant developments in international terrorism with attacks being carried out globally. The threat is constantly evolving and is currently at a significantly high level worldwide. Following recent events in Europe, the issue of national security and counter terrorism is at the top of government agendas.
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