LONDON, UK: Just over 13 percent of IT security professionals admit to being able to access previous employers’ systems using their old credentials, a new survey from Lieberman Software Corporation reveals.
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LONDON, UK: Just over 13 percent of IT security professionals admit to being able to access previous employers’ systems using their old credentials, a new survey from Lieberman Software Corporation reveals.

The IGP of the most populous black nation on the Planet earth seen above in the company of his colleagues certainly would not brook nonsense from the wild donkeys of the desert anymore! Photo: The Nigeria Police Press Bureau.
Nigeria’s Inspector-General of Police MD Abubakar last Wednesday whilst on an empathy trip to the scenes of the recent Jos bomb blasts assured the nation of the police and other security agencies’ readiness to get Boko Haram and international terrorists currently operating in Nigeria out of business

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Could the current furore surrounding policing result in armed officers handing in their weapons?
Theresa May’s determination to destroy what is left of police morale, as evidenced by her vitriolic speech to the Police Federation, was perhaps influenced to some extent by comments at the start of week regarding police officers who carry firearms.
LONDON: Traditional approaches to cybersecurity are no longer working and organisations that fail to update their strategies run the risk of significant financial and reputational damage. This was the major insight from the inaugural IT Leaders’ Roundtable events[1] hosted by Protiviti and Robert Half Technology, which were attended by chief information security officers (CISOs) from a range of private and public sector organisations.
To expose official corruption in Nigeria, re-orientate the psyche of Nigerians and usher in the Nigerian renaissance
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