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German security firm named as Finalist in CeBIT Innovation Award "CODE_n"

Hamburg, Germany: Digitalisation continues to spread almost unabated in all areas of our lives - not only in the business and industrial sectors, but also in our private sphere. The increasing connectivity of everyday devices helps users with practical automation and more efficient processes. However, this global trend also makes demands on national businesses - they need to demonstrate innovation capabilities that can keep pace with strong international competitors on the Internet of Things (IoT) market. To promote the most innovative ideas in this area, the innovation platform CODE_n has chosen "Into the Internet of Things" as this year's theme for its annual award. The German security provider secucloud, which has been named as a finalist, will be participating for the first time at the renowned hi-tech exhibition CeBIT on 16-20 March in Hall 16. After just a few years, the CODE_n competition attracts over 1100 candidates from more than 60 countries and has become established as one of the most important international awards for young companies.

: Marcus Ehrenwirth; Industry News; Posted On Tuesday, 03 February 2015 11:55

Clavister secures Swedish Hockey League’s Wi-Fi networks

Clavister has announced that its security gateway will be used to deliver secure Wi-Fi networks at 14 Swedish Hockey League (SHL) arenas, in partnership with specialist integrator Bluecom.

: JOSEPH RUTTER; InfoSecurity; Posted On Tuesday, 03 February 2015 11:49

Sopra Steria and CEA sign a technology transfer partnership in the cyber security field

Paris: Sopra Steria, a European leader in digital transformation, and CEA Tech, the technological research division of the Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA), have announced the signing of an R&D partnership whereby generic technologies developed by CEA will be transferred to the Innovation Lab at Sopra Steria's Cyber Security Centre, located in Toulouse. Digital transformation is a vector for sustainable economic growth, but is dependent on security that holds up to increasingly sophisticated and frequent threats. Faced with these challenges, cyber security players need to integrate the most advanced technology into their innovative industrial solutions.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; Industry News; Posted On Tuesday, 03 February 2015 11:42

Service Complaints Commissioner reports for duty

Vigilance can report that The Ministry of Defence has announced the appointment of Nicola Williams as the new Service Complaints Commissioner (SCC) for the Armed Forces. Ms Williams took up post on 17 January, succeeding Dr Susan Atkins who had carried out the role since 2008.