Surrey: Nemo Personal Finance Limited, the secured loans provider, has implemented technology from Semafone to ensure that customer payments by telephone are compliant with Payment Card Industry (PCI) security regulations. Nemo reports that the new technology has already brought about a reduction in the lender’s monthly transaction costs, customer confidence has improved and staff are enthusiastic about its adoption.
UK Computational Cosmology Consortium replaces Cisco terminal server with next generation alternative
Slough, UK: Opengear, a leading provider of data centre and remote network infrastructure management solutions, has announced that the system administrators of COSMOS@DiRAC, the UK National Cosmology Supercomputer, have selected Opengear technology to provide secure remote management.
Apprentice Supermarket, a non-profit business aiming to get young people off the streets and back into work, are JobsiteWhite’s latest live partner to launch a job board using Jobsite technology.
Computer security is a field where the goal posts are constantly moving, as malware morphs in an attempt to outsmart the defences you put in place. While security professionals have recognised for a long time that unwanted software, often in the form of Trojans and worms usually installed by users when tricked by some form of social engineering, presents the biggest risk to security, it’s only now that compliance mandates are catching up and are being developed based on real-world attack data.
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