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British high street is the “show room” for online and mobile shopping

Research from Skrill shows over one third of Brits window shop before buying on mobile or online, indicating a future shopping experience with the physical and digital integrated

London: One in three Brits use the high street just to window-shop, using mobile phones to compare prices, save details for buying online at home or make purchases, according to research commissioned for digital wallet provider Skrill as part of its Future of Money campaign. The research uncovers an evolving shopping ecosystem, where the high street, online and mobile co-exist to deliver an all round experience.

: HANNAH WRIGHT; InfoSecurity; Posted On Thursday, 22 November 2012 07:12

Neil Ledger recognised as Channel Personality of the Year 2012

CRN UK presents top accolade to Joint Head of Exclusive Networks UK

Alton, UK: Exclusive Networks UK’s Neil Ledger has been honoured by CRN as its Channel Personality of the Year 2012, owing to his outstanding personal contribution to the industry, and the significant impact of successive channel business ventures spanning the last 20 years. The award was presented at a glittering gala event attended by nearly 2,000 channel VIPs in London on the 15th November.

: DAVID MCLEAN AND ANDY PARKER; InfoSecurity; Posted On Thursday, 22 November 2012 07:03

Seven 2013 Cybersecurity Predictions from Websense Security Labs

Malicious mobile apps, government-sponsored attacks and sandbox avoidance expected

SAN DIEGO: From mass compromises of Wordpress to a spear-phishing attack on the White House, there is no doubt cybercriminals gained confidence and momentum in 2012. To help organizations prepare for next year, the Websense® Security Labs has announced seven predictions for the 2013 threat landscape. The full report can be found here, which includes in-depth articles on mobile security, email security and Java exploits. Highlights include:

: MICHAEL MOORE; Industry News; Posted On Wednesday, 21 November 2012 07:36

The Mentor Network is Managing Data Access without Draining IT Resources

Boston and New York (US): Varonis - the leader in comprehensive data governance software, yesterday confirmed that it is helping The MENTOR Network to manage its data access without draining IT resources. The human services institution increasingly found identifying data owners and maintaining ownership integrity difficult, especially with a fluid user base as people moved roles and joined the organisation. To address this it is using Varonisâ DatAdvantageâ for Windows, Varonisâ DataPrivilegeâ and Varonisâ IDU Classification Frameworkâ to effectively and efficiently manage access control and data management, as part of its data governance program. Even having doubled its user base in five years, the Varonis suite has enabled The Network to keep the same staffing level within its IT Team, who are providing a much better service to twice as many users.