This month marks my third anniversary of working within the BCS Publishing Team. So I thought it was time to introduce you to some of the people I spend my time with.
Banking is one of the most security-sensitive sectors there is. In March it was announced that UK bank fraud had risen by 11 per cent in 2012 with criminal gangs targeting out-of-date security systems and vulnerable online customers.
In a series of mini-interviews several members of the BCS North London Branch Committee talk about why they joined BCS, about their roles within the committee and why they enjoy being part of the team so much.
BCS Multimedia Editor, Justin Richards, recently caught up with Dr Nigel Millar, Chief Medical Officer, Canterbury District Health Board, New Zealand, to ask him about the differences in health informatics between the UK and New Zealand.
With such significant technology-based change in prospect, BCS has a role in promoting public debate and expressing a professional view to government on policy relating to the Internet of Things.
Many people working in information security today are enjoying great success and the guru-type status that characterised those in the information technology world not so many years ago, says John Colley, Managing Director EMEA, (ISC)2.
Bob Hughes, from the BCS PROMS-G Project Management Specialist Group reports on a talk given to the group about the use of scrum in building a website for amateurs to record weather observations.
In a series of mini-interviews several members of the BCS North London Branch Committee talk about why they joined BCS, about their roles within the committee and why they enjoy being part of the team so much.
With an estimated 500 million internet users, the web has been called the most creative space for self-expression in China. In particular social networking and blogging on the internet is hugely prominent.