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Recently security vendor McAfee released a piece of research which revealed that cybercrime costs the global economy £266 billion each year. While this is a very big number to pin on the annual economic impact of cybercrime, is there a possibility we will look back two years from now and realise that it was just the tip of the cybercrime iceberg?
It’s another normal day and without even thinking about the magic of it all, I start the usual activities over breakfast. A quick check to see if there are any urgent emails; followed by a quick look at a couple of websites to pick up the latest news headlines, a quick glance at my LinkedIn and Facebook pages, and finally a quick scan to see if there has been any interesting Twitter activity overnight.
Newly-elected Chairman of the British Security Industry Association (BSIA), Pauline Norstrom, has marked her appointment with a focus on raising stakeholders’ awareness of the value of quality and innovation over price, Vigilance can report.
No doubt, London commuters look set to have their busy morning journey made more comfortable thanks to the promise, from London Overground, of longer platforms and more carriages.
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