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Lone Worker companies show support for National Personal Safety Day 2015

Members of the British Security Industry Association’s Lone Worker Section have shown support for this year’s National Personal Safety Day, an annual awareness day organised by the Suzy Lamplugh Trust, one of the UK’s largest personal safety charities.

National Personal Safety day is aimed at highlighting some of the simple, practical solutions that everyone can use to help avoid violence and aggression in today’s society, so that they may live safer, more confident lives.

This year, the Trust is urging young men throughout the UK to ‘Keep it REAL’ by being READY in case an incident occurs, EDUCATED about the dangers they could come into contact with, ALERT to danger and above all, to stay LEGAL – carrying a knife for self- defence not only increases risk but also carries with it a sentence of up to four years in prison.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; The BSIA Page; Posted On Tuesday, 06 October 2015 22:11

Nuix promotes international cybersecurity adviser Stuart Clarke to cyber-CTO

LONDON: Nuix has promoted internationally respected information security expert Stuart Clarke to the role of Chief Technology Officer for Cybersecurity.

Clarke joined Nuix in October 2013 as Director of Cybersecurity and Investigations. During his employment with Nuix, Clarke has advised the United Nations’ peak cybersecurity body ITU and provided cybersecurity training for over 60 computer emergency response teams from governments and regulators around the world. He also led the development of Nuix Incident Response, an innovative investigative tool that delivers deep insights into the cause and scope of data breaches.

: AUDREY SAN; Appointments, Promotions & Personality Profile; Posted On Tuesday, 06 October 2015 22:05

Summoning Mr President, VP and SGF to the People's Accountability Tribunal over the N70 million Independence jamboree

Series: Buharism and the Fierce Urgency of Now

...Let's have it put in the public domain the break down of how the N70 million approved by the President nine days to Nigeria's 55th Independence Anniversary was spent

Muhammadu Buhari will like the world to believe he has come to fight corruption, but unknown to him, corruption before his very eyes is doing a counter-offensive reducing his much vaunted crusade to a mere joke - and lamentably, he himself has been involved in vigorously encouraging and promoting corruption through his gross disrespect for constituted authority; scant regard for due process; constituting a one-man Government; weakening and actually dismantling legislative institutions and replacing them with BUHARILATURE - his equally one-man legislature, and AREWALATURE which dishes out its Sharia-orientated laws, imposing them on all Nigerians and at the same time obtrusively propped itself up as the sole and highest decision-making body for Nigeria.

: JOHN ODEY ADUMA, PUBLISHER AND BRITISH CHEVENING SCHOLAR, UNITED KINGDOM; Nigeria Watch International; Posted On Tuesday, 06 October 2015 21:57

Digital Guardian now delivers next generation data protection to endpoint, network, cloud and mobile devices

London, United Kingdom: Digital Guardian, the only endpoint security platform purpose-built to stop data theft, has acquired Code Green Networks, a provider of Data Loss Prevention (DLP) solutions for the network, cloud and mobile devices.

Code Green Networks’ TrueDLP™ solution is comprised of Network DLP, Discovery DLP and Cloud DLP, and locates sensitive data resting on databases and network servers, including data in the cloud. Founded in 2004 in Sunnyvale, Calif., privately held Code Green Networks helps enterprises protect and manage regulated and other sensitive digital information. TrueDLP is an all-in-one, appliance-based solution that has been heralded by industry analysts for its simplicity and affordability. The latest Gartner Magic Quadrant for Content-Aware Data Loss Prevention found “solution cost, ease of use, available features and time to implement are key buying considerations for Code Green Networks.” [1]