In a globalised, inter-connected world, how do security leaders monitor BYODs (Bring your own device)? In this video Thom Langford, Founder, TL(2) Security and Christian Toon, CISO, Pinsent Masons, discuss

How are we all doing? We are in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic – many of us are in lockdown – working from home – uncertain of when we’ll

Technologists in general – and us security practitioners in particular – have a bad habit of assuming that everyone has some intuitive understanding of how core computer and network technologies

Houseparty, the intensely popular video chat app, has offered $1 million for proof to confirm that the recent “smear campaign” on social media was sponsored by a commercial entity. Recently,

Whatever you think about this style of working, the trend is increasing. Remote working was already growing fast – more than doubling since 2005 to 4.7 million workers in the US, for

This error happened when the NHS was processing records of patients who received radical radiotherapy treatment for lung cancer. A bunch of these patients were those who died prior to

Cyber security is going to be a hot topic in the run up to this year’s U.S. presidential elections in light of the controversy surrounding the 2016 polls, which were

Stephanie Hare, Author of Technology Ethics, highlights that it’s difficult to know how our data is being captured, used for or against us as it’s an opaque space with more

If you have been asked to work from home during the coronavirus pandemic to help slow the spread of the virus, you might be quite happy about it at first.

This week we tackle the debate around encryption on the teissPodcast. I hope you’re keeping healthy and sane in these unsettling times triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic. If you’re cooped