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Met police in web 2.0 crime map mash up
News Southwark comes out as the most crime-ridden borough, with Hackney, Newham, Waltham Forest and Westminster all above average, according to the stats, while outlying suburban areas Bexley, Harrow, Merton, Kingston, Richmond and Sutton all have... [18 Aug 2008]
Revealed: Top UK base for IT businesses
News Edinburgh came in second and Bradford third in the rankings, with Sutton Coldfield coming last in the 65-strong list, according to analysis from travel management company Portman Travel. Manchester has the most to offer UK IT companies hunting for... [26 Sep 2007]
Photos: Cambridge innovation day abuzz with fresh tech
Photo Iansyst CEO Tim Sutton told silicon.com: "It takes a standard HTC TyTN smart phone and turns the inbuilt camera into a scanner but a scanner which can be taken anywhere and used anytime”. Search and rescue flying saucers, sniffer bees and mobile... [07 Sep 2007]
London: Capital of laptop theft
News Sutton (90) Worst London boroughs for laptop robberies Brent (23) Lambeth (22) Westminster (21) Newham (20) Southwark (20) Last week silicon.com revealed the Metropolitan Police area saw by far the highest number of robberies and thefts of laptops... [15 May 2007]
Avaya Case Study: Sutton Ford
White Paper Sutton Ford is a full service automobile dealership with 3 locations in the Chicago suburbs Matteson and Midlothian, IL. Sutton Ford also hoped to alleviate a concern about lost calls and gain the ability to easily troubleshoot any such issues. [08 May 2007]
Editor's blog: Rambling questions, tricky answers
Comment Just this week I was on the phone to the London Borough of Sutton, trying to pay my council tax. I'm writing this during a break in the proceedings at the Gartner CRM summit. It's been an interesting day so far. [07 Mar 2007]
PayPal users to get pass-code device
News In a recent survey of Google's public blacklist of phishing sites, security researcher Michael Sutton found that nearly half of all the active phishing sites targeted either eBay or PayPal. eBay is getting ready to offer its PayPal users a password... [12 Jan 2007]
Battlefield tech under UK and US spotlight
News Professor Phil Sutton, director general for research and technology at the MoD, said the research alliance will push the boundaries and look at "radical" new ways of exploiting technology. The UK's Ministry of Defence (MoD) and the US Army are to... [21 Sep 2006]
More Windows exploits posted online
News Michael Sutton, director at security intelligence company iDefense, a part of VeriSign, agreed. Sutton also warned computer users to be on guard for exploitation of the unpatched bug. Microsoft may issue a fix outside of its monthly patching cycle... [02 Dec 2005]
Hackers claim to have cracked latest Firefox flaw
News Michael Sutton, director of security intelligence company iDefense Labs, said: "I would certainly recommend that users implement the vendor workarounds until a patch is made available. The vulnerability, which could let attackers secretly run... [14 Sep 2005]
iDefense launches format testing kit
I really do think this is a low-hanging-fruit area for vulnerabilities," Michael Sutton, a lab director at iDefense, said in a presentation at Black Hat.iDefense itself has found several file format flaws. [29 Jul 2005]
iDefense ups ante for bounty hunters
However, it turns out that the timing is also good in that it helps us straddle the new competition," said Michael Sutton, a lab director at iDefense. Security intelligence company iDefense has sweetened its offer to hackers who sell it details on... [27 Jul 2005]
Security experts round on Oracle over unpatched holes
The time that Kornbrust claims Oracle has left the vulnerabilities unpatched is "phenomenal", said Michael Sutton, a lab director at iDefense. I'm hopeful that Oracle will publicly respond to this allegation as customers deserve an explanation... [20 Jul 2005]
XP flaw allows for DoS attacks
It does not look like it is more than a DoS," said Michael Sutton, a lab director at iDefense. A newly discovered and as-of-yet unpatched security vulnerability in Windows XP could let an attacker remotely crash computers. [18 Jul 2005]
Cisco sounds multiple security warnings
The CallManager vulnerabilities are not considered "critical", because the attacker would need to be inside the network in order to exploit it, said Michael Sutton, director of iDefense Labs. Sutton also rated these vulnerabilities as important... [15 Jul 2005]
