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An Architecture for an XML Enabled Firewall
White Paper XML (Extensible Mark up Language) is rapidly becoming the default way for organizations to sharing information across networks and organizational boundaries. XML was designed as an information mark-up language and was not designed with security in... [10 Jul 2008]
UK games industry needs to go back to uni
News Anthony Watts, a student at the University of Glamorgan who is doing a BSC (Hons) in Computer Games - one of Skillset's kitemarked courses - said students would welcome industry getting more involved in syllabus creation and development - or... [08 Jul 2008]
Businesses failing to safeguard sensitive data
News Researchers from one of the universities involved in the study, the University of Glamorgan, found that, in the UK, 41 per cent of the hard disks studied retained commercially sensitive information. As well as the University of Glamorgan, the other... [25 Sep 2007]
The Weekly Round-Up: 31.08.07
Round-Up Specifically we're heading for the tiny, picturesque village of St Hilary in the Vale of Glamorgan, South Wales. If you thought that CIO just stood for 'chief information officer' then you are clearly a lunatic of the highest order and a danger to... [31 Aug 2007]
Evaluation of GPRS Enabled Secure Remote Patient Monitoring System
White Paper This paper presents a methodology for monitoring patients remotely without geographical barriers using a General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) enabled embedded system. The system architecture is described and performance has been evaluated in the... [09 Jul 2007]
The Weekly Round-Up: 01.06.07
Round-Up Well, a student at the University of Glamorgan is the "baldest man" in the world. So imagine the consternation of author Ted Demopoulos when it was revealed this week that he is officially the world's dullest man. [01 Jun 2007]
£2bn Criminal Justice IT gets new tech chief
News Coker has a degree in mechanical engineering from Glamorgan University, a postgraduate Masters from Cranfield University and has worked for Capgemini, Merrill Lynch, Swiss Life and internet bank Egg, where he was IT director. [23 Nov 2006]
BT's 21CN: Upgrades to start in November
News The initial phase will take in areas around the Cynnon, Rhonda and Rhymney valleys as well as some of the Vale of Glamorgan. BT is gearing up to shift some of its existing customers on to its brand spanking new all-IP network, known as the 21CN. [04 Sep 2006]
Wanadoo and PlusNet go for high-speed LLU broadband
News PlusNet has also revealed its plans for super high-speed broadband, with the ISP planning to offer LLU customers speeds of up to 24Mbps from December, while customers in areas of Cornwall, Greater London, Northern Ireland, South Glamorgan and... [17 Oct 2005]
BT to trial broadband Max next month
News The selected trial exchanges will be located in Cornwall, Greater London, Northern Ireland, South Glamorgan and Strathclyde. BT had set a launch date of November for the trials of its 8Mbps ADSL broadband Max service, with a full rollout expected... [14 Oct 2005]
ID Cards on Trial: Rebel MPs halve government's majority
News The 20 Labour MPs who sided with Conservative and Liberal Democrat MPs and voted against the ID cards bill on its second reading were: Diane Abbott (Hackney North & Stoke Newington); Katy Clark (Ayrshire North and Arran); Frank Cook (Stockton... [29 Jun 2005]
Devil's Advocate: Buying secrets on eBay
Comment This information comes from the University of Glamorgan, which bought 100 computers from the online auctioneer just to see what was to be found. Presumably it was wasted on the University of Glamorgan, which is in the legitimate degree business. [22 Feb 2005]
Charity hits back at 'destroy your PC' claims
News The original research, compiled by Glamorgan University, suggested a high percentage of computers which get discarded at their end of life contain large amounts of sensitive data, however the University is concerned that its research will wrongly... [18 Feb 2005]
Leader: Put down the six-inch nails
Leader Very credible research from the University of Glamorgan revealed that the majority of PCs discarded currently contain a great deal of sensitive data - a worthwhile point - but all the media wanted to talk about was the advice that destroying the... [18 Feb 2005]
West Midlands call centre pay woe
News Just last year LogicaCMG created 750 jobs at its BPO and call centre facility in Bridgend, Glamorgan to offer 'nearshore' services to UK customers wanting to keep some functions closer to home. Poor wages and high staff turnover make the West... [30 Sep 2004]
