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GOLDEN GOLDSMITHS…. WHAT A WAY TO INSPIRE AND ENCOURAGE YOUNG PEOPLE!

Prof Frances Marie Corner (née Agnew), Warden, Goldsmiths, University of London.

Screen shot of Monalisa Chukwuma’s “Portrait of an Unknown Woman”.

Ms Miranda Baldwin, Headteacher of St. Matthew Academy.

When I got an invite recently from my sister and friend, Ms Monalisa Chukwuma, a Doctoral research student at Goldsmiths, University of London to attend the screening of her great film entitled: Portrait of an Unknown Woman, little did I know that I would be pleasantly surprised to find the ubiquitous presence of young people moving up and down on its campus at Lewisham, London, England, United Kingdom.

On seeing the pervasive presence of the students of St. Matthew Academy, Lewisham, after having been directed by a gentle man to the main building of the university, I became confused and began to ask myself if I was in the right place as that day, the 12^th of June was indeed, my first time of visiting the campus of Goldsmiths, University of London.

: JOHN ODEY ADUMA, PUBLISHER, VIGILANCE - THE WORLD'S LEADING SECURITY MAGAZINE; University Security, Researches and Innovations; Posted On Monday, 27 June 2022 15:51

Does doublethink help paper over the cracks of a perfidious NATO?

By Husam Dughman

If George Orwell were alive today, he would in all likelihood be horrified to discover that he was wrong about his assumption that doublethink existed only in totalitarian societies. Supposedly democratic countries, too, seem to suffer from that strange malaise, something which certain parts of the world such as MENA (the Middle East and North Africa), Latin America, sub-Saharan Africa, and much of Asia have known for a long time, though not everybody in those regions has heard of Orwell’s neologism. More recently, the Russian-Ukraine conflict has laid bare a shockingly huge amount of doublethink in the words and actions of otherwise sober, sensible, and educated people. One salient example can be observed when numerous people in Western countries talk about the incompetence of the Soviet military machine and its failure to quickly overcome Ukraine, with its much smaller population and far weaker military might, and at the same time, those very people express the fear that Russia is going to take over the West.

: Husam Dughman; Viewpoints; Posted On Friday, 24 June 2022 10:11

Winner of DCMS UK’s Most Innovative Cyber SME Competition announced as TryHackMe

Former Head of MI5 Baroness Eliza Manningham-Buller inspires Keynote Stage audience with how to lead when little is certain

Infosecurity Europe, ExCeL London, 23 June 2022: An exceptionally bustling and action-packed second day (Wednesday 22^nd) at Infosecurity Europe saw TryHackMe announced as the UK’s Most Innovative Cyber SME, live on stage in the Innovation Showcase. The company provides hands-on, immersive security training through real-world scenarios, via a platform that anyone can access through their browser. The competition was run by the Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport (DCMS) in partnership with Infosecurity Europe and techUK. Visitors can meet the winner and other 13 finalists in the Innovation Showcase today (Thursday), where they are all exhibiting.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; Exhibitions; Posted On Friday, 24 June 2022 10:02

Panasas Joins MLCommons to Advance Machine Learning Storage Innovation

Panasas software architect Curtis Anderson co-chairs the MLPerf Storage working group to develop ML storage benchmarks

London, UK: Panasas^{® has}announced its collaboration with MLCommons™, the consortium behind MLPerf™, to create industry-wide benchmarks for machine learning (ML) storage. Panasas will work with MLCommons to help steer these benchmarks by establishing best practices for measuring ML storage performance and ultimately helping to develop the next generation storage systems for AI/ML.