Monthly Archives: November 2017

Timothy Compston focuses on the soaring global security challenge posed by ballistic missiles. The recent series of missile launches by the North Korean regime of Kim Jong-un has certainly brought into sharp relief the issue of ballistic missiles and how to deal with them. Not only has a succession of North Korean tests upped the… Read more »

Andrei Barysevich shines a light on the dark web and how it can be used to stop malware attacks before they happen Anything related to hacking and cyber crime has always had a tendency to fall victim to exaggeration and mischaracterisation in the media and popular consciousness. One of the most recent examples is the… Read more »

Botan Osman looks into his crystal ball as he explores the evolution of technology for the future Looking ahead to the year 2030 and even beyond, in terms of advances in technology and securing our infrastructure, leads us to ask several additional questions; what might our infrastructure look like by 2030? How exactly will technology… Read more »

David Spreadborough explains why it’s time to get real about fake imagery Faking it It was time for a garden makeover this summer. To assist in the design process, I took a few photographs on my smartphone and then, with a few simple clicks and edits, the garden was transformed. Happy with what the outcome… Read more »

Elsbeth Heinzelmann reports on how researchers in Berne are attempting to cripple the use of mobile phones in prisons These days, if a prison does not radically stamp out mobile phones, it incurs excessive levels of risk, as drug barons and mafia bosses organise their criminal activities conveniently from the comfort of their prison cells…. Read more »

Iain Moran examines what can be done to keep the public safe from vehicle attacks in our cities Over the past two years, Europe has experienced a series of shocking terrorist attacks. Back in 2016, Nice suffered a horrific attack that saw a lorry drive into crowds watching the Bastille Day firework display. Later that… Read more »

Richard Kennedy explains the simple steps you should be following to keep your organisation secure UK SMEs have been found to be negligent in their approach to IT management, placing cyber security at risk according to a recent report by Xperience Group. The study found that 70 percent of those surveyed felt that there was… Read more »