ISNow – Protecting the Internet

The following introduction was originally published in the BCS Information Security Now Magazine, Summer 2010 issue (Volume 4, Issue 4), which was on the topic of Protecting the Internet: “The internet is a wonderful thing; putting knowledge at our fingertips, enabling instant communication and helping us target new customers more effectively. As with everything, it [...]

Tuesday, July 27th, 2010

Talk on ‘Why the Private Sector is Key to Cyber Defence’ (Slides)

I spoke at the SMi Group Cyber Defence 2010 (National Security in a Borderless World) conference in Tallinn, Estonia, on Monday 17th May 2010. My talk was entitled “Why the Private Sector is Key to Cyber Defence” and the slides are now available: Why the Private Sector is Key to Cyber Defence View more presentations [...]

Monday, May 24th, 2010

Computer Weekly – Think Tank

I provided a response to the Computer Weekly Think Tank question ‘What should corporate IT managers do to ensure data protection?’: Hacks of Google and at least 20 other companies in December prove that sophisticated cyber espionage attacks are a real and present danger. But in the light of the fact that most commercial security [...]

Monday, February 15th, 2010

Talk on ‘Why the Private Sector is Key to Cyber Defence’

I will be speaking at the SMi Group Cyber Defence 2010 (National Security in a Borderless World) conference, being held at the Swissôtel in Tallinn, Estonia from 17th – 18th May 2010. My talk is entitled “Why the Private Sector is Key to Cyber Defence”, and I will be covering: The private sector and critical [...]

Wednesday, January 6th, 2010

ISSG Magazine – Terrorism

The following introduction was originally published in the BCS Information Security Specialist Group Magazine, Autumn 2005 issue: “Recent Events The terrible events of 7th July, and fortunate failures of 21st July, exploiting vulnerabilities in our transport system to cause death and mayhem, remind us all that we may be subject to attack, even while going [...]

Thursday, September 1st, 2005