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The UK Continues to Struggle Against Cyber Criminals with No Clear Victory in Sight
Apr 25, 2013The UK continues to struggle against cyber criminals with no clear victory in sight. That's what the House of Commons Home Affairs Committee heard from the cyber security industry as experts gave evidence about e-crime. "I don't think the ...
Tags: Computer Products, software
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Applying Big Data Approaches Can Help Build Better Situational Awareness Capabilities
Mar 4, 2013Applying big data approaches to information security can help enterprises build better situational awareness capabilities, but implementation could prove to be a major challenge, security experts said at the RSA Conference 2013 being held ...
Tags: information security, RSA Conference 2013, data aggregation
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The UK and India Are Expected to Strike a Deal to Become Trusted Partners
Feb 20, 2013The UK and India are expected to strike a deal to become trusted partners in the growing battle against cyber criminals and nation states, prime minister David Cameron has said. Reuters reports that the UK hopes that by setting up a joint ...
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The UK Faces a Shortage of 33,300 Skilled IT and Tech Workers by 2050
Jan 22, 2013The UK faces a shortage of 33,300 skilled IT and tech workers by 2050 due to a skills deficit, an ageing workforce and restrictive migration policies, according to recruitment firm Randstad Technologies. The firm based its findings on the ...
Tags: UK, IT workers, Randstad Technologies
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NITP and BT Will Create 550 IT Apprenticeships in 2013
Jan 8, 2013A new partnership between the National Skills Academy for IT, training provider NITP and telecoms giant BT will create 550 IT apprenticeships in 2013. Some 100 apprentice jobs in small to medium-sized enterprises are already up for grabs, ...
Tags: National Skills Academy, IT, NITP, Computer
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Business Security Models Fail to Prepare for Cyber Threats in Face of Highly Sophisticated
Dec 27, 2012Current business security models fail to prepare for cyber threats in the face of highly sophisticated, powerful cyber attack tools that are no longer the preserve of nation states, as they filter down to a wider community of attackers. ...
Tags: security models, hackers, cyber attacks, Cyber criminals
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To Keep Hackers at Bay There Must Be Changes in Security Budgets and Privacy Regulations
Dec 26, 2012IDG News Service - In order to keep hackers at bay there must be changes in security budgets and privacy regulations, RSA Executive Chairman Art Coviello said on Tuesday. Coviello opened the RSA Conference Europe 2012 with a keynote that ...
Tags: Coviello, hackers, security budgets, privacy regulations, RSA
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Security Industry Looks to The Future with a Sense of Hope,Says Decesare
Dec 24, 2012Threat data Future of hardware-assisted security Why Intel bought McAfee Defence in isolation and containment Social media, cloud, big data and mobile apps Video: McAfee co-president Michael DeCesare on consumerisation and security The ...
Tags: hardware-assisted security, Intel, McAfee Defence, Social media, cloud
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Criminals and Nation States Are Working Together to Launch Cyber Attacks
Dec 17, 2012In a Q&A with press at the RSA European conference today,RSA executive chairman Art Coviello revealed how criminals and nation states are working together to launch cyber attacks. Further reading RSA:No successful attacks on customers ...
Tags: cyber attack, RSA, predictive analytics, information sharing
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Coviello Kicked off RSA Conference Europe 2012 by Highlighting The Need
Dec 17, 2012RSA chief Art Coviello kicked off RSA Conference Europe 2012 by highlighting the need for enterprises to adopt new ways to ensure cyber security. He said IT leaders should adopt an intelligence-based approach to security that makes use of ...
Tags: Security, Information Sharing, Privacy, Internet
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Customers Has Been The Victim of a Successful Cyber Attack in The Past 19 Months
Dec 17, 2012RSA,the security arm of storage corporation EMC,today claimed that not one of its customers has been the victim of a successful cyber attack in the past 19 months. Speaking at RSA Conference Europe 2012,RSA president Tom Heiser said that ...
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Attackers Go After Everyone in The Supply Chain,Says Misha Glenny
Oct 11, 2012UK targeted attacks have gone from four a year to 500 a day in just two years, according to Misha Glenny, security author and journalist. "But it is not just big corporations that are being targeted, attackers are going after everyone in ...
Tags: RSA Europe, Supply Chain, Misha Glenny, London conference
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RSA Was The Victim of a Cyber Attack in March 2011
Oct 11, 2012Executive chairman of security firm RSA Art Coviello has hit back at rivals who have claimed to have snapped up some of RSA's customers since it was the victim of a cyber attack,describing the claims as"baloney". RSA,the security arm of ...
Tags: Coviello, the victim of a cyber attack, RSA Art Coviello, claims
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Falling Short of His Stirring Call to Arms to The Security Industry in San Francisco
Oct 9, 2012A new model of security makes sense as nation states, criminals and hacktivists continue to take obscene advantage of the way things are, says Art Coviello, executive chairman of RSA. Falling short of his stirring call to arms to the ...
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Big Data and Intelligence-Driven Security Are to Be The Focus of The RSA Conference Europe
Sep 12, 2012Big data and intelligence-driven security are to be the focus of the RSA Conference Europe 2012 in London next month. Three of the keynote sessions are related to these topics and they are represented in just about every time slot of the ...
Tags: Big data and intelligence-driven security, RSA Conference Europe 2012