InfoSec
RSS InfoSecSpammers get the boot from web host
News Kris Kistler, Savvis' director of InfoSec and abuse, wrote in a memo: "Without a good reputation as a secure and honourable provider, Savvis will soon start to lose its ability to sell to upstanding corporations and... [09 Sep 2004]
After these messages: 'Show me the money!'
Comment For 'one night only' Tony Hallett hands over control of his regular column to a guest writer - silicon.com's own Will Sturgeon - asking only that he "be gentle with it". Trade shows may not be the most interesting places on earth (no,... [30 Apr 2004]
Moore's law 'is biggest threat to privacy'
News Zimmermann, who was in London for the Infosec security conference in London's Earls Court Exhibition Centre, said that Moore's Law represents a "blind force" that is fuelling an undirected technology escalation. [29 Apr 2003]
PKI vendors get together on government project
News Speaking at the InfoSec show in London, Doody said: "This trial is a world beater - the only government initiative of its kind in the world. Baltimore's CEO, Bijan Khezri, who was also at the InfoSec... [24 Apr 2002]
£18bn: the cost of security breaches in the UK
News Launched at this year's InfoSec show this morning, the new research is the DTI's latest survey into IT security in the UK, and gives the most accurate insight into the threat of information security breaches in your... [23 Apr 2002]
Viruses kept inside DERA servers
News Dera has also announced a series of other ebusiness security projects, including a secure firewall toolkit called Swipsy, at the Infosec security show in London's Olympia. Catchily named ::Mail, the program aims to... [24 Apr 2001]
Three weeks a year lost to web surfing at work
News For further information, visit http://www.infosec.co.uk The latest study by Taylor Nelson Sofres found that 90 per cent of workers feel it is the addictive properties of the web that result in this surprisingly high figure. [19 Apr 2001]
Surfing at work costs UK firms millions
News Conducted by computer security organisation, InfoSec, the findings show that on average every employee will waste at least 30 minutes a day surfing the Web for personal reasons. InfoSec estimates that a... [12 Apr 1999]
