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State Department faults Clinton's email server - cyber risk

Matthew Ravden, Chief Marketing Officer and VP, Balabit says: "It's well known that the most sophisticated cyber-criminals target people, not machines, which makes it all the more crucial that organizations educate their users as a first line of defense. This is a very good example of the worst possible practice, not only highlighting the problems of 'bring your own device' but 'bring your own server' as well.

"This incident really does highlight the need to educate users as a first line of defense. There are sophisticated activity monitoring solutions available today that can track a user in real time when they are operating within an organization's established IT infrastructure. But as soon as they go off the grid and start using personal email on mobile devices, accessing private servers or public clouds, they really are at the mercy of cyber criminals."

: INTERNATIONAL SECURITY EXPERTS; Talking Point; Posted On Thursday, 26 May 2016 11:17

Becrypt offered perspectives on challenges facing UK SMEs at CyberUK in Practice 2016

London, UK: British cyber security specialist, Becrypt this week participated in a two-day event hosted by CESG in Liverpool, 24-25 May. The CyberUK in Practice event brought together cyber security and technology professionals from across the public sector, critical national infrastructure and industry. The aim of the event was to encourage collaboration amongst UK professionals who work in technology, digital, security, procurement and data to share best practice for tackling the information security challenges we face. Dr. Bernard Parsons, CEO and co-founder of Becrypt participated in a masterclass on 25 May, sharing insights, experiences and challenges relating to Cyber export as a UK SME.

: Andreina West; Exhibitions; Posted On Thursday, 26 May 2016 11:05

UK2 Group selects Opengear for global Smart Out-Of-Band Management upgrade

UK: Opengear has announced a successful project with UK2 Group, a growing hosting provider, to improve the responsiveness and resiliency of its data centre operations supporting mission critical customers across six countries.

: DAWN NICHOLLS; Industry News; Posted On Thursday, 26 May 2016 11:02

Zinwave to demonstrate public safety DAS at Critical Communications World

Zinwave has announced that it will showcase its UNItivity distributed wireless access solution (DAS) at the Critical Communications World show being held on May 31-June 2 in Amsterdam. In booth A24, Zinwave will demonstrate the industry’s only DAS that supports all current public safety frequencies and can accommodate the addition of future frequencies without the need for hardware upgrades.