Banking fraud is a problem as old as banks themselves. Frauds against UK online banking customers netted £60 million in 2014, a 48 per cent increase on losses in 2013, according to Financial Fraud Action UK, an industry body. The organisation warns that individuals are...
The RSA Conference has grown significantly in size and stature in recent years, fuelled by the news of seemingly endless security breaches and the real effects being felt by business leaders across the world. With such a laser-like focus on security issues, events such as...
The Chinese PC manufacturer Lenovo has been accused of running a "massive security risk" after researchers found flaws in its software. Three vulnerabilities could be exploited to install malware on users' systems or to hand attackers a measure of control over them, it was reported. Lenovo acknowledged...
Paxton, UK market leader of electronic access control and door entry solutions, has appointed Mike Boughey to the position of Sales Account Manager for the Midlands region. He will take responsibility for supporting and assisting installation companies in the Midlands, via training and corporate presentations, ensuring...
There is a disconnect between business and the IT department, as most executives on the ‘business’ side don’t fully grasp the very real risks posed by today’s advanced cyber threats. Coupled with this, the technical department too often doesn’t have the influence needed to implement...
Chileans are the most professional thieves at large in London, according to uncover Metropolitan Police officers who pursue pickpockets in the West End. The gangs from Chile concentrate on wealthy targets. They stalk their victims diligently, waiting for the opportune moment to seize a handbag...
An east London mayor has been removed from office and a poll declared void after he was found guilty of electoral fraud. An Election Commissioner concluded Tower Hamlets mayor Lutfur Rahman breached election rules and must vacate his post immediately. Four voters alleged he used "corrupt and...
A British trader accused of contributing to the May 2010 "Flash Crash", when US stocks plunged 600 points in five minutes, was due to appear in court in London Wednesday. Navinder Singh Sarao, 36, was arrested by British police on Tuesday on an extradition warrant issued...
Libraries & bookstores are places that need continuous monitoring. There are often cases of book-theft, thefts by pickpockets, burglary to steal equipment of library (bookstore) and so on. It is important to ensure an adequate level of security readers and library (bookstore) staff. This can...
Biometrics Conference: 13-15 Westminster October 2015 Registration now open. Early booking deadline: 31 July 2015 Three days of great practical advice, tips and solutions for using biometric technology for managing identity and increasing efficiency within government and commercial applications. Topics include: Real identity solutions here, now? Biometrics, identity and mobility Customer authentication...
