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HMS Protector makes history sailing further north than any other Royal Navy ship

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Icebreaker HMS Protector sailed closer to the North Pole than any other Royal Navy ship in history on her first patrol of the Arctic.

The survey and research ship crunched her way through polar ice to within 1,050 kilometres of the top of the world as she gathered data about the ocean and environment

Only submarines – such as HMS Trenchant which punched through the ice at the Pole in 2018 – can travel further north than the position the Plymouth-based survey ship reached: 80°41.5 North in the Greenland Sea.

: John Aduma; International Security, Safety & Strategic Defence; Posted On Monday, 28 June 2021 14:15

TDSi Announces Full Integration with the RotaOne Time & Attendance Solution

TDSi’s GARDiS ecosystem now shares data with Thinking Software’s RotaOne platform to deliver the complete Time & Attendance and Security solution

Poole: TDSi has announced the new integration of its powerful GARDiS access control range with Thinking Software’s market-leading RotaOne Time & Attendance platform. The new integration enables businesses and organisations to incorporate the two market-leading solutions, providing a complete overview of staff movements and the security of facilities.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; Industry News; Posted On Monday, 28 June 2021 14:12

Kite Distribution Flies the Zero Trust Flag for Appgate

New partnership for UK & Ireland gives channel a slice of the lucrative Zero Trust market place

London, UK: Appgate has announced the appointment of Kite Distribution as a distribution partner for the UK and Ireland. Appgate’s software defined perimeter (SDP) is a core component of the Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) framework, which has gained tremendous momentum during the pandemic. Targeted at the government and mid to large enterprise market, it offers seamless, scalable, secure remote access across cloud, legacy, hybrid and IoT environments.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; Industry News; Posted On Wednesday, 23 June 2021 12:26

Deep Instinct Unveils First Annual Voice of SecOps Report

78 percent of security professionals believe that attackers will use AI to unleash a global cyber incident in the next 12 months

LONDON: Deep Instinct has launched its Voice of SecOps Report. This marks the first annual report to highlight current and emerging threats, the impact these have on the day-to-day lives of SecOps professionals, and how automation will play a significant role moving forward. In Deep Instinct’s new survey of 600 IT and cybersecurity professionals, more than half of the survey respondents noted ransomware or zero-day attacks as the biggest threats to their organisation.