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Report reveals a possible Malware ³Cyber Arms Dealer²

FireEye have released its latest threat research report which looks at the possibility of a malware “cyber arms dealer” This report examines 11 APT campaigns that target a wide range of industries. The report details:

· Key links between the 11 campaigns including same malware tools, code, time stamps etc

· Possibility of APT Planning and development and the financial benefits to attackers

· Shared development and logistics between hackers – with the leader being known as the cyber arms dealer

· Shared Malware builder tool

· How these organized attacks are affecting organisations

: DARSHNA KAMANI; Case Studies; Posted On Tuesday, 12 November 2013 16:36

BriefCam to present BriefCam Syndex at MILIPOL Paris

Modi’in Technology Park, Israel: BriefCam the developer and provider of Video Synopsis® solutions for the rapid review, analysis and indexing of video for decision support, security and safety, will present BriefCam® Syndex, a new product range based on the company’s award-winning technology, to the European security and defense industry at MILIPOL Paris.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; Exhibitions; Posted On Monday, 11 November 2013 19:19

Petrotechnics applies Operational Risk Expertise to help Shutdown & Turnaround Operators Improve Overall Performance at Key Middle East Event

Aberdeen: Petrotechnics will deliver a keynote presentation and a workshop including practical insights and tools for optimising plans in a turnaround environment and mitigating Operational Risk as part of its ongoing strategic partnership with Fleming Gulf.

: Kim Lam; InfoSecurity; Posted On Monday, 11 November 2013 19:13

Guy's and St. Thomas' NHS use Skyguard to protect 600 lone working staff

Based in central London, Guy’s and St. Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust comprises of two of the largest hospitals in the UK, employing over 13,000 staff. In April 2011, the Trust took over responsibility for the provision of community services in Lambeth and Southwark. As a result of this transfer, the Trust ‘inherited’ 471 personal safety devices, which were purchased from the 2009 Lone Worker Framework Agreement.