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PlayStation Network Security Breach
At last, Sony and all involved in running the PlayStation Network have come clean with exactly what has happened with their network. For the past f...
School in Oldham loses unencrypted Laptop: breaches Data Protection Act
A School in Oldham has breached the Data Protection Act after the theft of an unencrypted laptop from a teacher’s car, the Information Commissioner...
Lax IT security measures led to NHS data breach in Birmingham
NHS Birmingham East and North breached the Data Protection Act by failing to restrict access to files on their IT network, the Information Commissi...
40% of home Wi-Fi users don’t understand security settings
An online survey commissioned by the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has shown that 40% of people who have Wi-Fi at home do not understand ...
New Peebles Offices
NOTE: CONSIDER IT CONTINUES TO SERVE OUR CLIENTS FROM OUR OFFICES IN EDINBURGH, GLASGOW AND LONDON. WE NO LONGER HAVE OUR OFFICES IN PEEBLES. Con...
Cambridgeshire County Council loses unencrypted memory stick
Cambridgeshire County Council breached the Data Protection Act by losing a memory stick containing sensitive data relating to vulnerable adults, th...
Google’s asking for it! $20,000 offered to anyone who can hack Chrome
Every year, CanSecWest security conference hosts a hacking contest (Pwn2Own), this year however, Google got a bit upset. Most software businesses s...
80% of people concerned about their personal details online
The Information Commissioner’s Office has revealed in a survey that 80% of people are concerned about protecting their personal information online....
Microsoft has issued a “critical” warning over flaw in Windows.
The bug potentially affects every user of the Internet Explorer web browser – around 900 million people worldwide. In a security advisory, the comp...
