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Last call for members to register for AUCSO Annual Conference

The Association of University Chief Security Officers (AUCSO), the leading organisation for security professionals working in higher and further education around the world, has issued a ‘last call to action’ and a reminder to interested members to register for its upcoming conference at the end of this month.

The 2022 AUCSO Annual Conference and AGM, will be the first face-to-face conference since 2019. It’s being held at the University of Leeds on Tuesday 29 March until Thursday 31 March 2022 and is open to both members and member institutions.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; University Security, Researches and Innovations; Posted On Monday, 21 March 2022 16:53

Glasswall Launches Freemium Version of its Desktop Content

Delivering Protection That Doesn’t Wait for Detection, Glasswall Desktop Freedom Enables Organisations to Trust Every File

London, UK: Glasswall has announced the availability of Glasswall Desktop Freedom, a freemium version of its market-leading desktop CDR application. Developed to help protect organisations across both public and private sectors from the risks of file-based threats such as malware and ransomware, it delivers protection that doesn’t wait for detection so users can trust every file. The freemium version is available to users for 12 months from their initial download date.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; InfoSecurity; Posted On Monday, 21 March 2022 16:41

MOVE ON

You may be fighting with bare hands,

But move on with that spirit of your ancestors,

With both courage and that volcanic fire

In your hearts to consume the filthy

enemies who are mere street urchins and brigands.

Move on for the sake of country and fatherland,

Move on for the sake of Nigeria’s sovereignty

And her determination to lead the world

in all things.

: JOHN ODEY ADUMA, AUTHOR OF THE JUST RELEASED BESTSELLER, "BE A BEACON OF HOPE IN THE WORLD: A MESSAGE TO YOUNG BRITAIN"; Books and Arts Review; Posted On Monday, 21 March 2022 00:38

Navy’s Antarctic research ship highlights impact of climate change as huge glacier melts

Photo credit: Royal Navy

Sailors on the Royal Navy’s polar research ship found an enormous Antarctic glacier vanishing at an alarming rate.

The mighty Sunshine Glacier has shrunk by one seventh in 20 years – an area the size of more than 130 football pitches has melted away.

Where HMS Protector’s small hi-tech survey boat sailed was a towering wall of ice some 700 metres from the glacier’s snout – or end – just two decades ago.

The icebreaker and survey ship recorded the worrying changes when she visited Coronation Island – a forbidding lump of rock and ice 45km long and the largest isle in the South Orkney chain.