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10 Questions to ask before deploying security as a service

London, UK: Companies seeking to improve information security without incurring significant expense are increasingly turning to the cloud for security as a service (SecaaS), which promises low costs and high flexibility. But when cloud security is already a concern, outsourcing security services themselves to the cloud poses a significant set of risks to address. A new free, downloadable white paper from global IT association ISACA evaluates the impact of SecaaS on an enterprise and outlines 10 key questions to ask—and answer—before deploying it.

: The Editorial Team; Industry News; Posted On Monday, 09 December 2013 13:52

The Privacy Implications of the “Internet of Things”

The term “Internet of Things” refers to the use of the Internet for monitoring, tracking, controlling, and interconnecting everyday objects. For example, home appliances can be connected to the Internet to facilitate household activities. In this context, it is worth mentioning that refrigerators that allow the users to access the Internet are already commercially available.

: DANIEL DIMOVE, LEGAL CONSULTANT AND RESEARCHER, INFOSEC INSTITUTE; Viewpoints; Posted On Monday, 09 December 2013 13:46

VIVOTEK cameras capture the UK’s wild side

Simon King, renowned wildlife photographer and producer, has revealed that he uses VIVOTEK cameras to capture footage of animals in various locations around the UK. Having created, filmed, directed and presented many award winning TV programmes and films, including Springwatch, Big Cat Diary and Planet Earth, Simon knows a thing or two about the importance of capturing the moment... perfectly.

: The Editorial Team; Surveillance; Posted On Monday, 09 December 2013 13:43

Lorraine Kelly launches UK4U Thanks! Christmas Box Appeal with pikemen and musketeers

Lorraine with Father Christmas Photo: MoD

Vigilance can report that Journalist and broadcaster Lorraine Kelly was last week joined by Father Christmas, Service personnel and soldiers from Britain’s oldest Army Regiment to launch the charity uk4u Thanks! Christmas Box campaign from the historic headquarters of the Honourable Artillery Company in the heart of the City of London.