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2nd Mining Security & Crisis Management Forum to take place in Johannesburg in November

2015 has seen a spike in xenophobic violence in South Africa and this has led to increased security concerns and measures across the public and private sector, including the mining industry. Cybersecurity has also reached a leading position in the charts this year when it comes to business risks the mining sector is facing; 42 per cent of mining and metals companies have no intelligence program in place for hacking threats and another 35 per cent have only informal measures.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; Exhibitions; Posted On Thursday, 09 July 2015 08:11

Perforce open sources tools to facilitate customised Java Workflows

WOKINGHAM, UK: Perforce Software has announced that it has released the source code for P4Eclipse and P4Java. Now available in the Perforce Workshop, the company’s open source community group, the tools allow users to better integrate the Perforce Helix software configuration management (SCM) and collaboration platform with their Java and Eclipse development workflows. P4Java and P4Eclipse are the latest in more than 20 popular clients open sourced by Perforce.

: Maxine Ambrose and Nicola Males; Industry News; Posted On Thursday, 09 July 2015 08:05

United Airlines grounding all US flights for nearly two hours

Following the recent ‘network connectivity’ problems which caused United Airlines to ground all US flights for nearly two hours, Nimmy Reichenberg, VP of Strategy for AlgoSec comments:

: SECURITY EXPERT; Talking Point; Posted On Thursday, 09 July 2015 07:58

RiskIQ highlights website security risks for UK’s top companies as end of life IIS 6.0 deadline looms

LONDON, UK: Research from RiskIQ, the enterprise digital footprint security specialist, has discovered that 24 of the top 30 FTSE-listed companies in the UK are running web servers that will be out of support in less than a week, posing a potential security risk to both them and the public.