Information Security in the Age of WikiLeaks

Protecting against the weakest linkWikiLeaks has come to international prominence (or notoriety, depending on your perspective) for its work in publishing private, secret and class...

Protecting against the weakest link
WikiLeaks has come to international prominence (or notoriety, depending on your perspective) for its work in publishing private, secret and classified materials obtained via leaks from government sources.

WikiLeaks has published top-secret information from the U.S. military's wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and has also shared thousands of pages of U.S. State Department cables with the world.

The U.S. government and other governments around the world are learning that in the age of WikiLeaks, no secret is safe.

What does this mean to your company or organisation? This white paper shows a few lessons of WikiLeaks for information security leaders in today's business and government organisations.

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What are the Inherent Fire Risks of Modern Battery Technology?

Videos of electro-scooters and electric cars bursting into flames while charging have been seen around the world. They make headlines, at least locally, almost every time, and have been responsible for significant damage and even loss of life. For all those that do catch fire, there are of course many thousands more that do not. Nevertheless, the inherent fire risk is there with every battery-powered – or more accurately, accumulator-powered – vehicle or device. Has fire-fighting and fire-containment technology kept up with the technological progress of these ‘batteries’?