LONDON, UK: Forty five percent of IT workers admit they would snitch you up to the boss if you decide to break corporate rules or access company information that you shouldn’t on the network or Internet, a recent survey from Lieberman Software Corporation has uncovered. However, worryingly, 55% admit they would also turn a blind eye to colleagues looking at corporate information that they shouldn’t and just let them get away with it!
Yesterday evening a large tornado touched down near Moore, Oklahoma, leaving massive destruction in its path. Our thoughts and prayers remain with the families and communities affected by the tornadoes.
Competition tests Ricardo-developed component models
Ricardo has announced that it successfully administered the Fast Adaptable Next-Generation Ground Vehicle (FANG) Mobility/Drivetrain Challenge for the United States Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), the first of three planned FANG competitions. The competition tested a number of innovative new software tools, including a component model library developed by Ricardo under DARPA’s Component, Context, and Manufacturing Model Library (C2M2L) project.
Below is an enterprise blog from Dana Tamir, Director of Product Marketing, Trusteer, which discusses the need for enterprise credentials protection.
The Daily Telegraph is the latest victim in a series of high-profile attacks against media organizations. The group that is behind these attacks, the ‘Syrian Electronic Army’ (SEA), has hijacked Twitter accounts and online operations of several media organizations, including the Financial Times, The Guardian, Associated Press, Al Jazeera, the BBC, and even the satirical newspaper ‘The Onion’. Hacking into Twitter accounts provides the hacktivist group with a new way to influence global agendas and censor the press. But the risk can be much higher. If instead of targeting Twitter accounts the hackers take over enterprise employee accounts, and access critical enterprise systems, the impact to the organization can be devastating.
To expose official corruption in Nigeria, re-orientate the psyche of Nigerians and usher in the Nigerian renaissance
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