Since 1997 e3 have worked with many government agencies, departments and NGO’s including The Environment Agency, National Archives, Natural England, Civil Service Learning, English Heritage, Qualifications and Curriculum Authority, Dept. of Work and Pensions and the Border and Immigration Agency.
Amar Singh of international IT governance association ISACA reports on the damage denial of service (DoS) attacks can do and shares advice on how organisations can protect themselves
Daniel Mitchell from the CyberCrime Security Forum gives insight into how the cyber underworld operates, and offers practical and realistic guidance on how you can be prepared and protected. Whilst the issue of cyber crime may be high up government, industry and the media’s agenda, research has revealed that an alarming 60 per cent of the UK’s public and private sector are not prepared to deal with this increasing threat.
Simon Shawley, general manager for UK and Ireland, Samsung Techwin Europe, addresses questions that users should ask themselves when specifying a surveillance system
Last year standards surrounding the discarding of confidential information were enhanced
BAPCO 2010 offers a unique insight into the future of integrated communication and information technologies for Public Safety and Civil Contingency Services
Today’s computer criminals are highly skilled IT experts who know how to manipulate systems and recover deleted information
Proper procedures must be followed to secure the integrity of digital evidence, says Pauline Norstrom, of BSIA CCTV Section
The ACPO-APA International Policing Exhibition gave industry professionals the chance to debate the future of policing
RSA® Conference plays an integral role in connecting security professionals across the globe
RSA® Conference plays an integral role in keeping security professionals across the globe connected and educated
Mike Hinchliffe, BSIA Cash and Property Marking Section Chairman, discusses the development of new property marking technologies and how they can be effective deterrents
Deloitte’s security and privacy professionals are helping to protect customer information in the public sector
Professor Richard Wilding from the Cranfield School of Management explains how Radio Frequency Indentification is going to radically change the way we manage defence operations in the future
With a comprehensive programme of presentations and the latest products on display in the exhibition area, IP-in-Action LIVE Essex promises to be an excellent day
ID Cards are essential in the drive to address problems such as identity and benefits fraud, says Andy Burnham, Parliamentary Under-Secretary for Immigration, Citizenship and Nationality
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