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Bournemouth man prosecuted for working as door supervisor while suspended

Last Wednesday 28 September, David Dankwa-Smith pleaded guilty at Poole Magistrates' Court to working as an illegal door supervisor at a Bournemouth nightclub. He did this while his Security Industry Authority (SIA) licence was suspended. On Wednesday he was fined £330 and required to pay £1,070 court costs and a victim surcharge of £34.

The SIA suspended Mr Dankwa-Smith's door supervisor licence on 26 November 2021. Devon and Cornwall Police informed the SIA of Dankwa-Smith's suspected criminality. Despite the suspension, the evidence showed that Dankwa-Smith worked as an unlicensed door supervisor at the Bournemouth bar and nightclub between 04 February and 05 March 2022.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; Industry News; Posted On Monday, 03 October 2022 22:31

Cyber security in the post-pandemic world

Half-day conference will span 5 different dates and locations across UK and Ireland to consider critical topics from ransomware to cyber economics

London: Integrity360, UK and Ireland’s largest cyber security services specialist, has announced the agenda for the launch of its Security First Roadshow 2022 that will take place on 5 different dates, across 5 different locations around the UK and Ireland. Post pandemic cyber security will headline the event, as Richard Ford, CTO at Integrity360, discusses the difficulties posed by the rise of remote working and puts Identity, Data and the Cloud front and centre, as organisations struggle to get to grips with the challenges.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; InfoSecurity; Posted On Monday, 03 October 2022 12:26

Cerebriam Studio joins selective Government backed programme for fast growth AI companies

Cerebriam Studio, London - Ealing, 29th September 2022, announced today that it is taking part in the 16th cohort of the selective growth programme run by the Machine Intelligence Garage.

Previous innovative AI companies to have joined the programme include techspert.io, greyparrot.ai, and Skin Analytics. The 100 programme alums to date, have collectively raised £52 million, with the Machine Learning Garage receiving recognition for Outstanding AI Accelerator at the CogX Awards for a second year running.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; Industry News; Posted On Monday, 03 October 2022 12:23

Internet expert reveals how keeping all devices in one room can protect your child online

Children have more access to screen time than ever before, in particular, access to the internet. Internet safety has become an increasingly worrying problem amongst parents, however internet expert Allison Troutner from VPNOverview.com has listed the best ways to keep your child safe online.

1. Consider a family ‘tech agreement’

One way to set ground rules with your child is to create a Family Tech Agreement. A family tech agreement answers as many questions as possible about internet and device use so boundaries are clear to all family members. It’s a good way for the whole family to talk about safe and responsible online behaviours.