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Internet expert reveals how keeping all devices in one room can protect your child online

Children have more access to screen time than ever before, in particular, access to the internet. Internet safety has become an increasingly worrying problem amongst parents, however internet expert Allison Troutner from VPNOverview.com has listed the best ways to keep your child safe online.

1. Consider a family ‘tech agreement’

One way to set ground rules with your child is to create a Family Tech Agreement. A family tech agreement answers as many questions as possible about internet and device use so boundaries are clear to all family members. It’s a good way for the whole family to talk about safe and responsible online behaviours.

: Allison Troutner; Cyber Security & e-Crime; Posted On Monday, 03 October 2022 12:20

PlanetWatchers raises $11m funding to drive expansion plans

PlanetWatchers’ monitoring services provide detailed crop insights, at any time, regardless of weather and lighting conditions.
Seraphim Space Investment Trust plc (‘Seraphim Space’) and Creative Ventures co-led the Series A fund round
The funding raised will also allow the company to invest in its industry-leading SAR-based data analytics alongside expanding its commercial teams to address the increasing market demand to help solve global food security issues.

London: PlanetWatchers (‘the Company’) has raised $11m as part of its series A funding round as part of the Company’s ambitious growth plans.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; Industry News; Posted On Wednesday, 28 September 2022 11:18

SaaS Data Was the Target of 51% of Ransomware Attacks in the Last 12 Months

New Global Survey from Odaseva Also Finds that Only 50% of Organizations Impacted by an Attack on SaaS Data Were Able to Fully Recover

SAN FRANCISCO: Odaseva, the leading enterprise data protection platform for Salesforce, today released the findings of a global survey that shows that organizations are largely unprepared for ransomware attacks on their data stored in SaaS platforms. Attacks on SaaS data are an increasingly common cybersecurity target, and they succeed in encrypting SaaS data half the time, leaving only half of the victims able to fully recover. Differentiating from other ransomware studies, the survey queried senior data professionals at large enterprises of 10,000 employees or more.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; Industry News; Posted On Wednesday, 28 September 2022 11:15

Drones - the ‘end’ of Britain’s silent killer: Call to Government to protect lives, save millions and bolster UK economy

One of the world’s leading experts in drone technology, Robert Garbett, today called on the UK Government to support the World Health Organisation’s (WHO) plea for Britain to “rise up and act to protect the health of our most vulnerable people” (Dr. Maria Neira, Director at WHO) by confronting the global threat of air pollution, which “is killing 7 million people per year and shaving over two years off the average life expectancy.”[1]

Robert Garbett, Founder of Drone Major Group Limited[2] stated: “Lives can be saved, disease in the youngest reduced, the oldest and most vulnerable members of society protected, as well as saving the NHS millions by replacing many of our delivery vans, trucks and heavy goods vehicles with battery-powered drones.”