Yo! Are you feelin’ homesick , but cannot speak to loved ones for longer hours this festive season? Ne’er mind as Vigilance can report that troops in Afghanistan will this weekend enjoy an extra 1 hour and 15 minutes of talk time to keep in touch with families and friends this Christmas.
Recently Accuvant published a study on browser safety. As the study’s sponsor, Google won! This is in contrast to another browser comparison from NSS Labs from July 2011 whose results had IE 9.0 as the most secure browser.
In a seemingly thankless job such as the military the inspiration to keep on keeping on in the battle field is sure to be drawn from a national gesture such as the ‘Millies’ organised by The Sun to recognise the excellence of the Armed Forces and the general public who support them. Now in its fourth year, the annual Sun Military Awards is organised by The Sun newspaper in close association with the Ministry of Defence.
While banks recognise the risks of privileged rights other organisations should follow their lead
Manchester (UK) and Boston (MA): Avecto today revealed that as the migration to Windows 7 is proving a catalyst to organisations, banks are stepping up to the challenge to protect themselves against malware attacks abusing admin rights. In its dealings with more than 50 banks globally, Avecto found that while enterprises in most sectors are aware of the risks posed by standard users with admin rights the finance sector is ahead of the curve when it comes to eliminating them.
To expose official corruption in Nigeria, re-orientate the psyche of Nigerians and usher in the Nigerian renaissance
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