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Former FBI Special Agent to lead Cybersecurity Discussion in London

Chaired by Leo Taddeo - new Cryptzone CSO and former FBI Special Agent in the special operations/cyber division, the discussion will cover the changing landscape of cybersecurity, how cyberattacks have increased and evolved to include organized crime, technical hackers, hacktivists, terrorists and nation-states - penetrating crumbling perimeter defenses. Leo will take a close look at the evolution of network security and how companies like Google are changing how they address access, as well as how to combat threats from the outside and within.

Cryptzone Addresses Changing Cybersecurity Threats

Former FBI Special Agent in Charge Leads Cybersecurity Discussion Series across North America and Europe

Waltham, MA: Cryptzone has announced its ‘Let’s Talk Cybersecurity Seminar Series’ multi city tour, where Leo Taddeo - the company’s CSO, and former FBI agent in the Special Operations/Cyber Division, plus invited guests will discuss the changing landscape of cybersecurity, how cyberattacks have increased and evolved to include organized crime, technical hackers,

: Dulcie McLerie; Exhibitions; Posted On Thursday, 03 September 2015 13:23

David Wilkinson is new British Standards Institute GW/1 Chair!

David Wilkinson, Director of Technical Services at the British Security Industry Association (BSIA), has been appointed Chair of the British Standards Institute’s GW/1 committee, which oversees standards development in the UK’s electronic security sector.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; The BSIA Page; Posted On Thursday, 03 September 2015 13:15

Professor Elliott goes to food fraud conference

Fighting Food Fraud features Professor Chris Elliott, who led the recent Which? investigation that revealed a quarter of all samples tested contained ingredients other than oregano, and was author of the 2013 report into the horsemeat scandal.

: MARK PHILLIPS; Health Security; Posted On Wednesday, 02 September 2015 15:18

Lizard Squad hits NCA website in revenge attack

In response to the breaking story that the hacking group Lizard Squad has mounted a DDoS attack on the National Crime Agency (http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/602142/Hackers-Lizard-Squad-hit-National-Crime-Agency-website-in-revenge-attack), Dave Larson, CTO at Corero Network Security, reacts: