£35 million lost by cyber crime victims, increase of 24% in six months Action Fraud received 13,357 cyber crime reports in six months Hacking of social media and email accounts at the forefront of cyber crime impact Protect yourself – use a strong and separate password for each of your email accounts The City of London … More Increase in Cyber Crime in UK
UPDATE: 27.11.2018 – Matthew Hedges is pardoned with immediate effect – and returns to London. Matthew Hedges, 31, A British PhD student of Durham has been sentenced to life in prison after being found guilty of spying in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), a charge that he has always denied. Mr Hedges was arrested at … More British Student Jailed For Life on Charge of Spying in UAE
UK Foreign Secretary, Boris Johnson has spoken to some of the world’s top diplomats following the use of a military grade nerve agent, of a type developed by Russia, in Salisbury. While awaiting an explanation from Russia of how a military-grade nerve agent of a type developed by Russia came to be used in the UK, … More UK Foreign Secretary Calls for a United Response on Salisbury Incident
Britain’s top firms and charities urgently need to do more to protect themselves from online threats, according to new Government research and a ‘cyber health check’ published 21st August, 2017 New reports highlight scale of the cyber security and data protection challenge One in ten FTSE 350 companies operate without a response plan for a cyber … More Two in Three Bosses at Britain’s Biggest Businesses Not Trained to Deal With A Cyber Attack
In a Telegraph exclusive, it has been reported that The Rt Hon David Davis, Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union (Brexit Minister) uses a special briefcase fitted with a Faraday cage to protect Brexit documents and his electronic equipment. A Faraday cage is an enclosure used to block all wireless signals, whether that … More Briefcase fitted with Faraday Cage used to Protect Brexit Documents and Electronic Equipment
