Monthly Archives: February 2010
The security week: Sabrewatch guilty verdict, and the storage future
Oh, hello. It’s I4S Weekly Digest time – squashing the security news highlights into a compact, streamlined package for easy consumption. Delicious! This week we’ve been observing the SIA’s case against guarding company Sabrewatch, which resulted in a guilty verdict. … Continue reading
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PleaseRobMe website makes point about online security
The BBC has reported that a website called PleaseRobMe has been set up to highlight the dangers of revealing personal details online – revealing the location of empty homes. Read the article here.
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The security week: 2010 Vision, back lighting, and looking back
Hola! That’s Spanish for ‘howdy‘. It’s also the first word in this week’s security news missive, packed to the gills full of informative and interesting stuff, things, and whatnot. First cab off the rank is SMT Online editor Brian Sims, … Continue reading
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The security week: Physical security and DVR impressions
It’s that time of the week – security news round-up/digest/omnibus funtimes time. Oh yes. First off the blocks is our latest Bench Test – and it’s a glowing review for Samsung’s SHR 8162 DVR. Read all about it here. Then … Continue reading
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A veritable security news cornucopia
Monday greetings. We’ve got a veritable cornucopia of security news morsels on I4S today, so tuck in. Tuck in! Here are some of them things (where ‘things’ = exciting and informative security news items). Have you ever wanted to know … Continue reading
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