Assist Security Group (ASG) has expanded its partnership with Ashdown Phillips, one of the UK's leading independent property management companies, to provide physical security across four properties within the Ashby Capital portfolio.
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Demand for sovereign European solutions is rising, but a key gap remains: no single integrated stack for specific use cases. Cubbit, SUSE, Elemento Cloud, and StorPool Storage now close that gap with a unified stack built for resilience and data control.
Berlin, Germany: At the European Data Summit of the Konrad-Adenauer-Foundation in Berlin, Cubbit, SUSE, Elemento Cloud, and StorPool Storage unveiled Europe’s first fully sovereign disaster recovery pack. The system is designed to guarantee business continuity for organisations in the face of uncontrollable catastrophic external events, including a potential foreign vendor kill-switch. It also safeguards European enterprises’ data and operations while protecting them from dependencies on foreign technology infrastructure.
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O people of MENA! Let’s not waste any time, shall we? First of all, let’s find out what you want: Do you desire to have a MENA of mayhem, conflict, fear, brutality, tyranny, underdevelopment, persecution, oppression, discrimination, and violence? If that is your wish, you can count me out. Alternatively, do you dream of a MENA where, to the best of human endeavour, there is justice, safety, security, mutual respect, freedom, order, peace, love, and happiness? If that is your goal, hear me out.
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The Royal Navy has completed ten days of focused operations closely monitoring Russian warships and a submarine in UK waters as part of coordinated NATO efforts.
Naval helicopters and ships HMS Somerset, HMS St Albans, HMS Mersey and RFA Tideforce were dispatched to shadow four Russian Navy vessels, including a surfaced submarine, in the English Channel and North Sea.
Portsmouth-based HMS Mersey were activated three times between March 29 and April 7, working with a Wildcat helicopter from 815 Naval Air Squadron and tanker Tideforce, to report on the movements of Russian frigate Admiral Grigorovich, Ropucha-class landing ship Aleksandr Shabalin and Kilo-class submarine Krasnodar.
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