London: Avecto, the leader in Windows privilege management, today issued a list of five security trends it forecasts for the next twelve months: BYOD will continue to cause sleepless nights, Apple will lose market share, there’ll be a sprinkling of Windows 8 migrations, Cloud will take shape and privileged accounts will be consigned to history. Organisations could be in for a bumpy ride!
The Ministry of Defence is planning to auction some of its radio spectrum in the first direct sale of its kind by a Government department, Vigilance can report.
Radio spectrum refers to the radio waves over which all wireless communication takes place, including radio, television, radar, satellite, mobile voice and data. Under plans announced today, the MoD intends to auction around 200 Megahertz (MHz) of its spectrum usage rights.
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HMS Ocean, the Royal Navy’s largest warship which played a starring role during the London 2012 Olympics, will receive a £65M upgrade, according to the MoD.
Interview with Keith Bloodworth, CEO of CNL Software
Predictions for 2013
2012 has been a great year for the global security industry. This is especially true for many PSIM vendors who have seen their busiest year to date. Vigilance’s editorial team recently caught up with Mr Keith Bloodworth, CEO of CNL Software, one of the world’s leading PSIM developers to discuss some of the trends that helped shape the PSIM market this year and to get some forecasts for the direction it will head in 2013. It provided an opportunity to get some no-nonsense, real world answers in light of some exaggerated claims regarding PSIM this year.
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