Europe’s security companies making money from misery
Source: National Cyber Security – Produced By Gregory Evans A container city sprang up in the middle of Calais’s jungle in January. Better than the flimsy tents they replaced, these metal boxes with their bunk beds are home for 1400 migrants. It is a warm spot in their long journey into exile. “Inside this camp, […]
Huawei ShotX, Europe’s version of the Honor 7i, now available for pre-orders in Germany
You might recall that during the Summer, we told you about the Huawei Honor 7i. This is a mid-range handset that sports a unique 13MP camera, that you can change from a rear-facing to a front-facing shooter with the flip of a finger. Either way, you’ll have a dual LED flash to help you take […]
Europe’s Cyber security Policy in Firing Line
Serious Doubts are being raised over the Europe’s latest and ambitious cyber security exercise after their hodgepodge of online surveillance police was the right step to move forward. The famous exercise is named as Cyber Europe 2014, the largest exercise ever involving a total of 200 organizations and 400 cyber security professional from the European […]
Largest ever cyber wargame tests Europe’s defences
Europe’s biggest ever cyber security war diversions exercise has started, with the point of testing how nations can cooperate against a significant cross-fringe security danger. Throughout its first stage, the Cyber Europe 2014 occasion unites more than 200 associations including vitality organizations, telecoms administrators, and 400 security experts. The scale of the cyberwargame demonstrates how […]
Meet The ‘Place Hacker’ Who Trespassed And Scaled Europe’s Tallest Building
Bradley Garrett after reaching the dizzying pinacle of the Shard; via placehacking.co.uk Very few people have taken in the magnificent view at the top of the Shard, the modern new tower that will be the tallest in Western Europe when it is finished in about a month’s time. But last February, and in the dead of […]
Cisco Appeals Europe’s Approval of Microsoft-Skype Deal
Cisco Systems Inc. said it is appealing the European Commission’s approval of Microsoft Corp.’s $8.5 billion acquisition of Internet-calling service Skype SA, even though the deal closed months ago. The move underscores how Cisco and Microsoft, which dominate long-separate sectors in technology, are increasingly colliding as video communications becomes more important to both companies. Read […]