June 2007 Issue of SCMagazine UK

June 2007 Issue of SCMagazine UK

Editorial

Editorial: Watching the watchers

A senior police officer has expressed his concern at the spread of CCTV cameras in the UK. He told the BBC that he feared an ...
 

Features

Compliance: Ahead of the game

Don't sit around waiting for the next piece of legislation. It's better to be adaptable and make general compliance your aim. Rob Buckley reports.
 

UTM: Fully armed

Unified threat management appliances are billed as a low-cost security solution. And they are no longer the preserve of SMEs.
 

Interview: Peter Watkins

Spyware is a common threat to data security, but the CEO of Webroot claims some of the big vendors have missed the boat.
 

Profile: Gary McKinnon

Being public enemy number one is a lot more mundane than you might think, the notorious hacker tells Paul Fisher as he awaits extradition.
 

Opinion

The End: The face behind the crime

Desperation is a strong motivator when it comes to cyber crime, warns Ed Gibson.
 

The Missing Generation

Universities need to wake up to the realities of the web and produce security-conscious IT graduates.
 

Don't post your email

You wouldn't post your home address on a public website. You should be just as careful with your work email address.
 

A false sense of security

Bluetooth security is based around a number of assumptions that can no longer be relied upon.
 
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