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At Plymouth, we offer general courses such as Computing and Computer Science to more specialised courses which focus on our enterprise and research strengths in areas such as security, networking and robotics, all of which equip Plymouth graduates with up-to-the-minute knowledge and skills.
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Each wave of technology brings its own challenges in terms of new threats and expected safeguards, and it is arguable that we have not caught up with yesterday’s challenges yet.
Steven Furnell moderates a panel session with Elisa Bertino, Nancy Cam-Winget, Edgar Weippl, and Ali Ghorbani to discuss…
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Nathan Clarke describes two approaches to utilising transparent biometrics for investigating and attributing insider misuse: a proactive approach that embeds biometrics within digital objects (to identify and attribute the source of any stolen information); and a reactive measure that seeks to iden…
Tiger Team assessments can be specifically tailored to a company's threats (encompassing IT, physical and human security) and reflect the actual risk for the company.
Thomas Hackner discusses all three areas and demonstrates typical vulnerabilities, along with the solutions required to protec…
In a landscape characterised by hacking, malware, phishing and other attacks, how is cybercrime affecting trust and confidence in technologies we depend upon? What should we be most concerned about? How much can technology protect us? Are we keeping pace, or perpetually playing catch-up?
Steven Fu…
It is acknowledged that cyber security is critical to UK PLC, enabling business to prosper in a safe environment.
Robin King considers elements key to the UK’s ability to step forward with an enhanced, nationally-embraced improvement in baseline cyber security. He explores views shared from sever…
Jane Dickinson talks about CompTIA's approach to supporting individuals and businesses with security readiness, including the CyberSecure certification (which empowers individuals to keep themselves – and organisations they work for – safe online), and the Cybersecurity Pathway, which supports …
Rob Partridge talks about how employers and employees can develop skills for themselves and in their workforce using innovative approaches to learning and education, specifically in the security environment.
He also talks about dispelling myths around cyber skills and challenging employers to cha…
While it is tempting to write off passwords, research suggests that weaknesses relating to user behaviour can be addressed by more effective guidance and feedback.
Related findings are presented as scene-setting for a panel discussion, considering the pros and cons of sustaining password-based a…
Recognising the breadth of cyber security, there is a corresponding recognition of the widening need for skills - from strategists to specialists – and the contexts in which they are needed. Steven Furnell considers the current state of cyber security skills, including how we recognise them, whet…
Thinking offensively will harden a business' cyber defenses. Ian Trump, Global Security Lead for SolarWindsMSP describes the common attacks which leave a business infrastructure in tatters. The reality of cyber defense is it's the simple - and in some cases free - things which can be done t…
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