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Former Bank of England Head of Security joins Pilgrims Group

Don Randall MBE, the Bank of England’s former Head of Security and Chief Information Security Officer, has joined global security and risk management specialist Pilgrims Group Limited as Senior Advisor.

An internationally renowned figure in the fields of security, law enforcement, counter-terrorism, cyber crime and fraud, Randall will be applying his vast and varied experience in a number of sectors to further develop Pilgrims business strategy and offerings to clients.

: The Editorial Team; Appointments, Promotions & Personality Profile; Posted On Monday, 23 March 2015 09:20

Trans-national terrorism and extremism in West Africa from Uthman Dan Fodio till the present

(A SPECIAL POLITICAL ANALYSIS FROM 1804 TILL THE PRESENT)

BY JOHN ODEY ADUMA, PUBLISHER AND BRITISH CHEVENING SCHOLAR, UNITED KINGDOM

HOW THE HAUSA - FULANIS, THE DESCENDANTS OF UTHMAN DANFODIO AND THEIR CRONIES UNDERDEVELOPED NIGERIA AND AFTERWARDS CREATED THE WILD DONKEYS OF THE DESERT

.....rerum cognoscere causas

He will be a wild donkey of a man;

his hand will be against everyone

and everyone's hand against him,

and he will live in hostility

towards all his brothers.

- Genesis 16:12

Ahmadu Bello the late Sardauna of Sokoto...man with ungovernable ambition for the perpetual domination of the Hausa-Fulani people over other Nigerians

: The Editorial Team; Nigeria Watch International; Posted On Monday, 23 March 2015 09:15

University’s unique deal to help modernise Malaysian Police

Every police officer in Malaysia will have their training accredited by the University of Derby, in what is thought to be the first ever such partnership between a foreign country and a UK university.

As part of its drive to achieve developed nation status by 2020, Malaysia, in South-East Asia, is looking for every one of the 113,000-plus officers in its Royal Malaysia Police (RMP) to have an accredited academic qualification, which will be in addition to their official police rank. It is hoped this will increase the RMP’s professionalism.

: The Editorial Team; Industry News; Posted On Monday, 23 March 2015 09:14

New book tackles mobile application security in Android, iOS, Blackberry and Windows Phone

LONDON, UK: The Mobile Application Hacker's Handbook has been released. It is a comprehensive and practical guide to securing mobile applications. The book, co-authored by security professionals, including Tyrone Erasmus, head of the Mobile Practice at MWR InfoSecurity in South Africa, cleverly tackles the problem of information vulnerabilities and discusses issues from the point of view of a hacker. Filled with expert guidance, this publication addresses how one can discover and exploit flaws in mobile applications that are relevant to the most globally used mobile platforms – Android, iOS, Blackberry and Windows Phone. It teaches a proven methodology for approaching mobile application assessments that prevent a variety of different attacks.