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ISACA donates $20,000 to help UNESCO build knowledge societies

London, UK: As part of its new corporate social responsibility (CSR) program, ISACA, a global association serving 115,000 information systems assurance, security and governance professionals, has donated US $20,000 to support UNESCO’s Building Knowledge Societies program. UNESCO works globally to create inclusive knowledge societies that increase access to and sharing of information and knowledge. This aligns with ISACA’s mission of helping professionals and their enterprises achieve trust in, and value from, their information and information systems.

: Katie Chodosh; Industry News; Posted On Wednesday, 23 April 2014 21:50

CCTV Code of Practice revised to reflect Government requirements

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An important Code of Practice for the CCTV sector has been revised by the British Security Industry Association (BSIA) in order to reflect the very latest in surveillance camera installation standards.

: The Editorial Team; The BSIA Page; Posted On Tuesday, 22 April 2014 09:15

Army couples needed for relationship study

Participants hold the key to improved relationships after deployment

DENVER: Judy Davis is an active duty Army spouse. When she heard her husband say, “I didn’t want to worry you,” two months after he returned from his latest deployment she couldn’t help but stare at him.

: ANN WILLIAMS; International Security, Safety & Strategic Defence; Posted On Tuesday, 22 April 2014 09:13

Facing the consequences of an unthinkable act with hope, strength and conviction

An Unplanned Encounter Stories ripped from the headlines of anti-abortion or pro-choice advocates read like grocery store tabloids sensationalizing both points of view. There is, however, a missing third side many people ignore: the child.

The new book, An Unplanned Encounter: Two Lives Forever Changed by Jonathan Husband, is based on true events. His life is the result of a rape during World War II when, according to his mother, she was assaulted by a lodger at her parent’s boarding house. Seldom discussed and rarely chronicled, Husband vividly shares how the lives of both of his parents were profoundly affected by one 15-minute encounter.