Cybersecurity architect and host of the Security Architecture podcast, Evgeniy Kharam is inviting security professionals to join him for the Kickoff episode of Season 5. In this latest series, Kharam and co-host Dmitry Raidman will be exploring the best ways to protect infrastructure as a service (IaaS) environments. It will be focusing on the Cloud-Native […]
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Graham Swallow, Axis Communications, considers the escalation of instances of theft from inside retail businesses, and what can be done to support and educate staff while protecting assets. As the cost-of-living crisis deepens, many will already be feeling the pinch, and with a possible recession ahead, there may be worse to come. For some this
Rohit Khubchandani, Founder and CEO of Argus Systems, explains more about the partnerships and relationships that the newly formed company is bringing to the Middle East from his booth at the World Police Summit in Dubai.
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In this article, Daniel dos Santos, Head of Security Research, Forescout looks at the current OT challenges that industrial organisations are facing and what steps can be taken to mitigate against threats. As industrial organisations digitise their environments, this is exposing critical operational technology (OT) to security vulnerabilities, while presenting new windows of opportunity for
Forescout | Securing OT that can’t be patched Read More »
The Undeclared War kicked off on Channel 4 last week, telling the story of the UK wrestling with future nation state cyber-attacks. With the UK pledging £5m to the state of Georgia to prepare them for such attacks, and the Russian cyber threat increasing worldwide: are the lines between fact and TV fiction blurring? Ross
Opinion | Channel 4’s The Undeclared War: Cyber Fact or TV Fiction? Read More »
Peter Mawson speaks with Andrew Kuznetsov, General Manager of TISO Middle East, about the challenges and difficulties that have surfaced from the current situation in Ukraine.
Blake Resnick, Founder and CEO of Brinc Drones, explains how drones can be used to provide first response in dangerous situations and provide life-saving capabilities. This is just one of the emerging technologies on show at the World Police Summit in Dubai.
WPS 2022 | Brinc Drones showcases new technologies for emergency response Read More »
In this exclusive Q&A, Detective Inspector Michael Preston, Head of Cyber and Innovation at The Cyber Resilience Centre for Wales, discusses what the organisation can offer to businesses to respond to incidents efficiently and migrate any potential damage a cyber attack may create. Defend against the latest online crime threats through our business memberships. The
SOS Q&A | Protecting the online environment of businesses Read More »
The latest roundtable discussion from Security on Screen analyses the recent data breach of US mobile network operator company, T-Mobile – being the third-largest US wireless carrier, how will they take the correct steps to both secure its systems and contain the fallout? Over 40 million T-Mobile customers have been hit by a “highly sophisticated
Data breach roundtable | The bigger they are, the harder they fall Read More »
Peter Mawson speaks with Philip Verner, Regional Sales Director at CEM Systems, about developing new products such as Emereld, the multi-functional access terminal reader. https://www.cemsys.com/
SOS Opinion | Developing unique solutions, with Philip Verner of CEM Systems Read More »
Peter Mawson speaks with Amy Worthy, Account Executive of Morse Watchmans, about the value of tailor-made products to meet specific challenges in the market. https://www.morsewatchmans.com/
SOS Opinion | Custom-made solutions, with Amy Worthy of Morse Watchmans Read More »
Peter Mawson talks with Philip Goldberg, Commercial Director at Em-B Solutions, about the company’s recent partnership with Morse Watchmans. https://www.morsewatchmans.com/
SOS Opinion | Finding the integral partner, with Philip Goldberg of Em-B Solutions Read More »
Peter Mawson speaks with Roger Ghostine, Vice President at ITG Holding, about using advanced security solutions to effectively mitigate cyberattacks.
SOS Opinion | Alleviating attacks, with Roger Ghostine of ITG Holding Read More »
Peter Mawson speaks with UK Managing Director at Fortus, Mark Massie, about developing customer relationships and offering additional services.
SOS Opinion | Delivering an extra level of service, with Mark Massie of Fortus Read More »
In this article, Javvad Malik, security awareness advocate at KnowBe4, delves into a recently published report from Analyst1 to determine what the initial access vector or root cause is for most cybercriminal gangs. Security researchers and practitioners spend countless hours researching cyber criminals and the way they operate to help organisations be better prepared for
KnowBe4 | What do these ransomware cartels have in common? Read More »
The latest roundtable discussion from Security on Screen analyses this week’s cyber attack on McDonald’s – how has the world’s largest burger chain responded? Fast-food giant, McDonald’s has been hit by a cyber-attack this week, accessing a ‘small number’ of files on customers in the US, South Korea and Taiwan. The burger chain said last
Cyber-attack roundtable | Decrypting the ‘secret sauce’ Read More »
New data has revealed 15,964 cyber attacks were made against Hertfordshire County Council between January and March of this year, averaging at a rate of 181 per day. The data is included in a report due to be presented to a meeting of the council’s resources and performance cabinet panel tomorrow (9th June). The report stated
Hertfordshire Council reports 16,000 cyber attacks from Jan-March Read More »
Cloud technology has been proven to help businesses remain operational during the pandemic and has helped facilitate a digital transformation process that was already underway in many sectors, including financial services. Now, as the success of the vaccination programme and drop in infection rates leads to a relaxing of lockdown regulations, retail and investment banks
Opinion | Improving banking security and operations through innovations in cloud Read More »
Tom Ford, Membership Development Manager at the British Security Industry Association (BSIA), talks about the main benefits in joining the company’s Installer Membership Campaign.
SOS Opinion | Showcasing security professionalism, with Tom Ford of the BSIA Read More »
Professor Martin Gill, Director of Perpetuity Research and Consultancy International (PRCI) Ltd, talks about the definitive award scheme for security professionals, that is the OSPAs.
SOS Opinion | Defining the OSPAs, with Martin Gill of PRCI Read More »
Threat Intelligence Analyst at Talion, Natalie Page gives her exclusive insight on the power of prompt patching in the fight against ransomware gangs as they increasingly exploit vulnerabilities at an alarming rate. Since the dawn of cyber, security vulnerabilities have consistently been a key concern for cyber analysts defending against threat actors who leverage exploits
Talion article | The Power of the Vulnerability Read More »
Roger Ghostine, Vice President of Business Development at ITG Holding, gives his thoughts on navigating service deliveries during the pandemic.
SOS Opinion | Adapting to a new reality, with Roger Ghostine of ITG Holding Read More »
Mike Rodel, Head of Digital Marketing at The Inside Story, tells us why MI5 joining Instagram is such a big deal, and what this could mean for your marketing strategy.
Bitesize | MI5 joins Instagram, and why you can’t ignore it, with The Inside Story Read More »
In the past, securing sensitive data involved placing the information in a virtual vault and only unlocking it (de-protecting it) when the data needed to be used. This may be practical if the data has no ongoing operational value, but if the data is required for existing business operations, being able to use sensitive data
Modern tokenisation and protecting data in the cloud Read More »
Kelsey Carnell, Vice Chair of the Security Industry Association’s (SIA) RISE group and Regional Sales Manager at Axis Communications, explains the RISE committee and what it can offer to new security professionals.
Johan Jubbega, President at Open Security & Safety Alliance (OSSA) as well as Senior Vice President and General Manager at Bosch Security Systems, explains OSSA’s development and objectives as an open marketplace within the security sector.
Many would consider breweries as “essential” over the last year, particularly in times of lock down. That’s why when North America’s largest beer producer suddenly ceased production last month due to a cyberattack, it sent shockwaves through the industry and around the globe. What could make this multi-billion dollar empire grind to a halt? How
Not the beer! Lessons learned from the Molson Coors cyberattack Read More »
Managing Director of Global MSC Security, Derek Maltby, explains how he feels Covid has affected the security industry.
Dave Wilkinson of the BSIA and Pauline Norstrom from Anekanta Consulting talk about the BSIA’s new guide for the ethical use of Automated Facial Recognition.
Managing Director of Global MSC Security, Derek Maltby, discusses what advice he would give to end users of camera systems.
Peter Mawson talks with Managing Director of Global MSC Security, Derek Maltby about Facial recognition and the lack of generalised standards between private and public use.
SOS Opinion | The Ethics of Facial Recognition, with Derek Maltby of Global MSC Security Read More »
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been a critical tool in revolutionising critical disease treatments, as well as R&D methods, but it now is also transforming healthcare operations. Security & Safety Things (S&ST) offers a platform for smart cameras that enables the cameras to run a variety of different applications to perform different functions, much like a
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Emma Maslen, VP & General Manager, EMEA & APAC at Ping Identity answers the question What’s the best thing about being a woman in technology? The most challenging?
Bitesize | Women in STEM | INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S WEEK Read More »
Emma Maslen, VP & General Manager, EMEA & APAC at Ping Identity answers the question; Was there any advice you were given during your career that you would pass on to another woman just starting out or looking to make a career change?
Bitesize | Taking the Leap in Your Career | INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S WEEK Read More »
Peter Mawson talks with Managing Director of Global MSC Security about running conferencing events online as opposed to in person. Global MSC’s Developing Smart Surveillance Operators event takes place on March 16th. Register at www.globalmsc.net
Emma Maslen, VP & General Manager, EMEA & APAC at Ping Identity answers the question: What would you say to encourage females to pursue a career in technology/security?
Bitesize | Women in Technology and Security | INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S WEEK Read More »
We are fast-approaching a full year since the outbreak of Covid-19. Over that time, we’ve undergone a number of notable changes, both in our everyday lives as well as in the working environment. Among them is the rapid transition towards remote working to accommodate for social distancing guidelines, a development that may soon become the
The future of threat detection and response: An operation-centric approach Read More »
Jennifer Arzberger, Ph.D, Champion of Learning of Ping Identity answers the question; What’s been the highlight or most rewarding part of your career?
Bitesize | My Career Highlights | INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S WEEK Read More »
It has been reported by Bloomberg that video surveillance manufacturer Verkada is the latest high-profile company to be the victim of hackers. Details of the hack and the companies affected have been widely covered in various reports, but what does this attack mean for the wider surveillance industry? And how should other manufacturers protect themselves
What does the Verkada hack mean for video surveillance manufacturers? Read More »
Jennifer Arzberger, Ph.D, Champion of Learning of Ping Identity answers the question; Was there any advice you were given during your career that you would pass on to another woman just starting out or looking to make a career change?
Bitesize | Advice for starting out or changing your career | INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S WEEK Read More »
Peter Mawson shares his thoughts on ASIS Europe 2021 – From Risk to Resilience, discussing the conference content as well as the networking opportunities presented by the online event.
Bitesize | ASIS Europe 2021 – From Risk to Resilience Read More »
Peter Mawson discusses his highlights from day one of Milestone’s first virtual MIPS event.
Bitesize | Milestone MIPS 2021 Read More »
Why join the security industry? – hear what Zitko’s clients and candidates have to say about our industry and why you should consider joining too. www.zitko.co.uk/divisions/talent
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Euralarm has congratulated the Portuguese EU Council Presidency given its full supports the Presidency’s objectives of supporting the European Single Market and leading the European Union towards a more resilient, global, greener, fair and more digital society, citing harmonised standards as one way this can be achieved. Since 1970, the association has worked hard to
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Talion, born out of the Applied Intelligence division of BAE Systems, has emerged onto the UK cyber market as one of the newest managed security providers. Talion’s roots began when the UK government requested BAE Systems to protect a major UK sporting event. Highly targeted secure government departments and large global organisations followed suit, leveraging
Bitesize | Introducing Talion Read More »
The term super cookies has become a popular one in recent weeks. They have seen browsers adding updates in an attempt to avoid the super cookies from infringing on users’ privacy while also protecting themselves from potential regulatory fines. Robert Meyers, channel solutions architect and fellow of information privacy from One Identity, explains more about
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Dating apps and online dating have become the only options for finding love in a pandemic. Virtual dates over Zoom, Skype or Facetime have become the new norm, with any hope of a socially distanced walk cruelly taken from us due to the current Lockdown regulations. The only way to find a Valentine this year
Bitesize | Staying Safe on Virtual Valentine’s Day, with Cortex Insight Read More »
Niamh Muldoon, Global Data Protection Officer at OneLogin, discusses plans from Rep. Yvette Clarke (D-N.Y.), the new chair of the House Homeland Security Committee’s cyber panel, to tackle a wide range of cybersecurity challenges. Photo by Michael Dziedzic on Unsplash
Bitesize | Homeland Security Committee’s new Cyber Panel Read More »
Detectives assigned to the Digital Forensics Unit at Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office are investigating an unlawful computer software intrusion at the City of Oldsmar’s water treatment plant. While the cyber attack was unsuccessful, it does highlight the need for cybersecurity tools in critical infrastructure applications. On Friday, February 5, 2021, the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office
Cybersecurity failure has been ranked fourth in the ‘clear and present danger’ category of the World Economic Forum Global Risks Report 2021. The 16th edition of the report is based on the results of the Global Risks Perception Survey which is completed by over 650 members of the World Economic Forum’s diverse leadership communities. This
Cybersecurity failure identified as ‘clear and present danger’ by World Economic Forum Read More »
Simon Wheeler and Neil Bain from Controlled.co.uk discuss how systems integration contracts come to them and how they approach their relationships with clients.
SOS Opinion | How Controlled.co.uk secure contracts in systems integration Read More »
When the Covid-19 pandemic took hold, few would have predicted the enormous impact it would have across the world. In the physical security sector we have seen technology implemented in increasingly innovative ways to benefit businesses. Rather than heralding the emergence of new technologies, the trends we see for 2021 are shaped by their use
Smart applications of technology: Six top trends for the physical security sector Read More »
Gary Higgins of Smartwater explains how he is seeing the security industry in the UK evolve during the Covid-19 pandemic.
SOS Opinion | Evolution of the security industry, with Gary Higgins of Smartwater Read More »
Carl Heathcote from Jacksons Fencing, discusses how the business has changed during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Tom Reeve of the CCTV User Group explains how the group intends to deliver content to its members.
SOS Opinion | How will The CCTV User Group deliver content? With Tom Reeve Read More »
Tim Helming of Domain Tools talks about the recent spate of SMS Scams purporting to be from PayPal. Photo by Daria Nepriakhina on Unsplash
Bitesize | Paypal Smishing, with Domain Tools Read More »
Eagle Eye Networks is predicting that the events of 2020, combined with technological advances and adoption of cloud and artificial intelligence for video surveillance, will make 2021 a transformational year for the industry. Hans Kahler, the manufacturer’s Vice President of Operations explains more.
Eagle Eye Networks highlights its 2021 video surveillance trends Read More »
Simon Wheeler and Neil Bain from Controlled.co.uk explain how they are approaching integrated systems installation during the Covid-19 pandemic.
SOS Opinion | Installing integrated systems during the pandemic, with Controlled.co.uk Read More »
In our series of 2021 predictions, Robb Reck, CISO at Ping Identity talks about the evolution of malware and how we will tackle it.
SOS 2021 Predictions | ‘Evolution of malware’ with Ping Identity Read More »
In our series of 2021 predictions, Mike Nelson of Digicert talks about the increase in Tele-Health and security.
SOS 2021 Predictions | ‘Tele-Health’ with Digicert Read More »
In our series of 2021 predictions, Marcus Carey, Enterprise Architect for Reliaquest talks about the security industry investing in Mental Health.
SOS 2021 Predictions | ‘Mental Health’ with Reliaquest Read More »
In our series of 2021 predictions, Robin Hughes of Secure Logiq explains how camera technology will evolve in 2021.
SOS 2021 Predictions | ‘Camera Evolution’ with Secure Logiq Read More »
In our series of 2021 predictions, Robb Reck, CISO at Ping Identity talks about tackling ransomware.
SOS 2021 Predictions | ‘Ransomware’ with Ping Identity Read More »
In our series of 2021 predictions, Niamh Muldoon of OneLogin talks about identity theft.
SOS 2021 Predictions | ‘Identity Theft’ with OneLogin Read More »
In our series of 2021 predictions, Maarten Mijwaart at the Security Industry Group explains his theory that ‘Smart Technology Mergers’ will be key to 2021.
SOS 2021 Predictions | ‘Smart Technology’ with The Security Industry Group Read More »
In our series of 2021 predictions, Tim Hollebeek of Digicert talks about the security industry prepping for quantum computing.
SOS 2021 Predictions | ‘Quantum computing’ with Digicert Read More »
In our series of 2021 predictions, Robb Reck, CISO at Ping Identity talks about the rise of zero-trust policies.
SOS 2021 Predictions | ‘Zero-trust’ with Ping Identity Read More »
In our series of 2021 predictions, Joe Partlow, CTO for Reliaquest talks about the need for automation within the security industry.
SOS 2021 Predictions | ‘Automation’ with Reliaquest Read More »
In our series of 2021 predictions, Brian Trzupek of Digicert talks about the impact of 5G networks on security.
SOS 2021 Predictions | ‘5G Networks’ with Digicert Read More »
In our series of 2021 predictions, Jamie Akhtar of Cybersmart talks about a range of predictions – ‘The Good, The Bad and The Ugly’.
SOS 2021 Predictions | ‘The Good, The Bad and the Ugly’ with Cybersmart Read More »
In our series of 2021 predictions, Dean Coclin of Digicert talks about the how we might expect to keep connected in the future, and how to do that safely.
SOS 2021 Predictions | ‘Keeping safely connected’ with Digicert Read More »
In our series of 2021 predictions, Robb Reck, CISO at Ping Identity talks about high profile breaches.
SOS 2021 Predictions | ‘High Profile Breaches’ with Ping Identity Read More »
In our series of 2021 predictions, Robin Hughes of Secure Logiq talks about video analytics.
SOS 2021 Predictions | ‘Video Analytics’ with Secure Logiq Read More »
In our series of 2021 predictions, Mike Nelson of Digicert talks about the increase in security automation.
SOS 2021 Predictions | ‘Security Automation’ with Digicert Read More »
In our series of 2021 predictions, Trevor Morgan of Comforte talks about Cloud security.
SOS 2021 Predictions | ‘Cloud security’ with Comforte Read More »
In our series of 2021 predictions, Marcus Carey, Enterprise Architect for Reliaquest talks about the security industry ‘going retro’.
SOS 2021 Predictions | ‘Backups’ with Reliaquest Read More »
In our series of 2021 predictions, Robb Reck, CISO at Ping Identity talks about changes in passwords.
SOS 2021 Predictions | ‘Passwords’ with Ping Identity Read More »
Tom Reeve of the CCTV User Group discusses his strategies in his new position of Chief Communications Officer.
SOS Opinion | Strategies as Chief Communications Officer of the CCTV User Group Read More »
Gary Higgins of Smartwater explains how the company approaches crime reporting.
SOS Opinion | Crime reporting, with Gary Higgins of Smartwater Read More »
Simon Wheeler and Neil Bain from Controlled.co.uk, discuss how the security industry may change in a post-pandemic world.
Steve Haworth of Vemotion explains how the company supports and works with its partners to help everyone win more business.
SOS Opinion | Supporting Partners with Steve Haworth of Vemotion Read More »
Carl Heathcote of Jacksons Fencing, discusses new perimeter security technology and the future of the security fencing industry.
Tom Reeve of the CCTV User Group gives his opinion about where he sees the security industry at present.
SOS Opinion | Where the industry is today, with Tom Reeve of the CCTV User Group Read More »
Gary Higgins of Smartwater explains how the company is helping those in the surveillance industry protect their assets.
Maarten Mijwaart discusses what he and other members of the Security Industry Group on LinkedIn believe will shape the future of the industry.
SOS Opinion | The future of the security industry, with The Security Industry Group Read More »
Carl Heathcote from Jacksons Fencing discusses the lack of knowledge on perimeter fencing standards and requirements and how this can be challenged.
Vemotion’s Steve Haworth discusses what he believes are the most robust market sectors during Covid-19.
SOS Opinion | Robust market sectors during the pandemic with Steve Haworth of Vemotion Read More »
Simon Wheeler and Neil Bain from Controlled.co.uk discuss which sectors are investing in integrated systems during the Covid-19 pandemic.
SOS Opinion | Popular sectors for integrated systems with Controlled.co.uk Read More »
Peter Mawson talks with Tom Reeve of the CCTV User Group about his position as Chief Communications Officer, what the group is doing to assist its members during Covid and what the future holds for them.
SOS Opinion | Introducing Tom Reeve of the CCTV User Group Read More »
Gary Higgins of Smartwater discusses metal theft and how it has changed during Covid19.
SOS Opinion | Metal Theft, with Gary Higgins of Smartwater Read More »
Steve Haworth of Vemotion talks about his thoughts on whether software or hardware solutions drive the company’s sales.
SOS Opinion | The hardware vs software driven market with Steve Haworth of Vemotion Read More »
Carl Heathcote of Jacksons Fencing discusses the current trends he is seeing in the security fencing industry.
SOS Opinion | Trends in security fencing, with Carl Heathcote of Jacksons Fencing Read More »
Steve Haworth of Vemotion discusses the new technology he can see coming online in secure streaming and how that can be useful for the whole security industry.
SOS Opinion | Evolution of secure streaming with Steve Haworth of Vemotion Read More »
Maarten Mijwaart of the Security Industry Group on LinkedIn discusses how the Covid-19 pandemic is changing security technology.
SOS Opinion | How the pandemic is changing security technology, with Maarten Mijwaart Read More »
Chad Anderson from Domain Tools discusses the rise in smishing scams and what can be done to avoid them.
SOS Bitesize | The increase in HMRC smishing, with Chad Anderson of Domain Tools Read More »
Vemotion’s Steve Haworth discusses the trends he is currently seeing in the secure streaming market.
SOS Opinion | Secure streaming trends with Steve Haworth of Vemotion Read More »
Peter Mawson talks to Tim Purpura of Morse Watchmans about the new technology he can see on the horizon and the use of biometric security tools.
SOS Opinion | Facial recognition in security systems, with Tim Purpura Read More »
Secure Logiq’s Robin Hughes discusses how he feels the security industry can attract new people as well as helping to develop people’s skills through training.
SOS Opinion | Attracting talent into the security industry, with Robin Hughes Read More »
Simon Wheeler and Neil Bain from UK-based systems integrator Controlled explain what kind of systems they are seeing as proving popular as projects continue through the Covid-19 pandemic.
SOS Opinion | What access control systems are people looking for? With Controlled UK Read More »
Tim Purpura of Morse Watchmans explains how the manufacturer is reaching its customer base when people can’t meet face to face.
SOS Opinion | Reaching your customer base during the pandemic, with Tim Purpura Read More »
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