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Where have all the white hat hackers gone?
Can hacking be good for you? Cris Thomas, strategist at Tenable Network Security, thinks it might
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Who’s hiding behind your app?
David Emm, principal security researcher at Kaspersky Lab, considers the new risks
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The climates, they are a-changing
At the end of last year the COP21 climate conference happened in Paris - Prof Daniella Tilbury, Vice-Chancellor of the…
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Here be pirates?
Businesses claim filesharing costs millions, yet many people don’t consider it a cybercrime. Dialogue between rights holders and consumers is…
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Ghosts in the machine
Fitting new security to old systems takes time, making a cyber terror-attack on critical national infrastructure a real and dangerous…
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Safe in whose hands?
What happens when control of our most critical national infrastructures sits outside our geographical or jurisdictional areas? How do we…
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Are you ready for a cyber crime wave?
Many people seem to think that in the online world attacks are only virtual, nothing is lost and no-one is…
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Is the Government fulfilling its role in the fight against cancer? A patient’s perspective.
Larushka Mellor, Head of Public Affairs and Policy at Merck asked Mark Flannagan, Chief Executive at Beating Bowel Cancer for…
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Putting energy consumers at the heart of action against global warming
By Sacha Deshmukh, Chief Executive Smart Energy GB.
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“The road to peace is still possible but the international community must move swiftly“
Speech delivered by Ambassador Manuel Hassassian at the SNP Fringe Meeting, Aberdeen, 17th October 2015.
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Paris – the beginning not the end of the road
Crucial climate change negotiations will take place in Paris on 30 November. Some commentators say it’s the final chance for…
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Part II: Is the Government fulfilling its role in the fight against cancer?
In the second in her series of interviews with leading politicians, Larushka Mellor, asks Iain Wright MP, “Is the government fulfilling…
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Could technology hold the key to eliminating financial exclusion?
Technology and electronic payments are a lever, providing new ways to bring people into the system and to reduce vulnerable…
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When bad business makes poor policy
Is the Government really prepared to force Councils to procure from and invest in unethical companies with an insecure future?
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Political Party Conferences: finding value off pitch
A public affairs agency offers its thoughts on why conference is still worth the investment.
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‘What is the Government’s role in the fight against cancer?’
Larushka Mellor, head of public affairs and policy at Merck Serono asked John Baron MP, the Conservative chair of the…
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Happily healthy
Making the most of technology to track wellness means matching high-quality data to powerful analysis.
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Power to the patients
Patients are about to gain unprecedented control over their health and data, which will have a profound impact on them,…
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Settlements – no more!
Everywhere you go in occupied Palestine there are more Israeli settlements roads and rail under construction. The Wall extends through…
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The disputed waters around Gibraltar: time for a judicial settlement?
Incursions by Spanish state vessels into Gibraltar waters have increased in frequency during 2015 and, in the absence of an…
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