Home

Datum, the business-class datacentre provider, sets the ground for further expansion with two new Sales & Marketing appointments

Farnborough: Datum, the environmentally intelligent and carrier neutral datacentre provider has appointed Neil Baldwin as their new Account Director and Lexie Gower as their Marketing Manager for the company’s leading edge 1,000 rack capacity datacentre. Neil will play a key role in developing Datum’s Client base and partner relationships, bringing over 20 years of international experience in IT and Telecoms. With a career that includes Cisco Systems and SAP, Lexie brings a depth of experience in technology marketing to strengthen Datum’s brand and broaden awareness of its business-class datacentre services.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; InfoSecurity; Posted On Friday, 02 August 2013 09:42

The Tech Trailblazers Awards strengthens African ties with AfriLabs Partnerships

London, UK and New York: The global enterprise tech startups awards, The Tech Trailblazers have announced a partnership with AfriLabs (@Afrilabs), a pan-African network of technology and innovation hubs promoting the growth and development of the African technology sector. AfriLabs believe that by working together, individual labs improve the chances of success and create greater opportunities for its members.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; Industry News; Posted On Friday, 02 August 2013 09:35

Zscaler releases Android Master Key vulnerability scanner

The recently disclosed Android master key vulnerability by CTO of BlueBox, Jeff Forristal, allows an attacker to inject malicious code into an Android application without the need to alter or invalidate the application’s digital signature. This impacts almost all current Android implementations and to make matters worse, patches cannot be issued directly by Google, but require individual handset manufacturers to provide patches for their unique Android implementation. To date, some have provided patches, while others haven’t.

: Viral Gandhi; Viewpoints; Posted On Friday, 02 August 2013 09:20

Battling e-crime: How can UK companies beat low level crime on their own?

UK 'losing fight' against internet crime, warn MPs...Performanta Response

Following the news this week that the UK is losing the fight against internet crime, the Home Affairs Select Committee has said the UK must do more to stop online fraud and deter state-sponsored cyber-espionage or risk losing the fight against e-crime. The UK's eavesdropping centre GCHQ added that this year 80% of cyber-attacks could be prevented by better management of information online.