MALVERN, UK: Malvern-based cyber security company IASME Consortium Ltd, has signed an agreement to license the IASME assessment process to information risk management specialists Ascentor Ltd. Ascentor become the first external assessors trained and licensed to assess against this essential new standard.
There is a palpable feeling amongst many business leaders that the UK economy as a whole is experiencing what is often referred to as ‘Green Shoots’ of recovery and growth. It’s also a rather apt phrase, considering the economic downturn and recession that followed undoubtedly took some attention away from many ‘Green’ concerns, with buyers in many sectors including security mistakenly believing it meant more expense. However, the security sector, has recognised that being ‘Green’ needn’t mean spending more money – in actual fact, saving energy and resources makes sound business sense and is now arguably more important than ever.
Security manufacturer works with Bournemouth University and Knowledge Transfer Partnership to find new Software Test Engineer
Poole: TDSi has expanded its Software Development team with the inclusion of new Software Test Engineer, Neil Smiley, who is an associate employed by Bournemouth University and will be assisting TDSi via the Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) scheme.
To expose official corruption in Nigeria, re-orientate the psyche of Nigerians and usher in the Nigerian renaissance
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