News > March 2010
AS&E wins $2.5m counter-terrorism X-ray order
Haiti rainy season humanitarian crisis looms
Durex data breach
Afghanistan now biggest hashish producer
Dedicated Micros launches new recorder for ATMs
Business continuity trends
BP called on to recommit to safety
Nearly 80% of senior executives report data breaches
Defence cuts must not limit intelligence war
Industry comment on MPs' airport security report
CBI: a clever political budget
Internet piracy to cost 1 million EU jobs
Wikipedia outage underlines importance of resilience
Ex-KGB agent buys The Indie
Airport security reactive
ISC protects Tampa's cheerleaders
New anti-suicide bomber barrier
Cloud computing is risky
Protection and tracking the lone worker
Cyber crime poses greatest threat to SMEs
More EU cooperation needed against cyber-attacks
Shred Easy warns of £500,000 fines for data breaches
IUCN 2010 conference in Edinburgh
Internet fraud jumps
Tackling kidnapping, hostage taking and hijacking
Clock ticks down to Counter Terror Expo 2010
David Banks joins DigitalGlobe
Less H&S means more time for emergencies
IBM helps UK Justice predicts re-offenders
WorldView-2 Satellite Accurate within 30 cm
Aware supplies Lockheed Martin with biometrics IT
Only half of UK business prepared for emergencies
US donates x-ray scanner to Ghana
TSA adds AS&E to its qualified list
NGA extends contract with Digital Globe
Indonesian bomb maker killed
Sungard buys 365 Hosting Limited
RAE sensors used at Vancouver Olympics
Channel Islands select Infoterra for electricity protection
CPNI publishes Protecting Against Terrorism document
Flood protection of public buildings
Raytheon demos tracker app for iPhone
Dutch resist US extradition request
US crisis center stalls
Who's protecting Australia's borders?
NATO must adapt or lose US interest
UK business lost in a cloud
Hands up: mobile finger printing
China changes weather to combat drought
Storms lash UAE
Air traffic control: child's play
Wallix opens UK office
Winston S. Churchill dies
Congrego: social networking for people in a disaster
Cloud Security Challenge
Trade body for perimeter security
Cyveillance: cyber crime more sophisticted
Xynthia lashes Western Europe
