Cybercrime and the UK
Anne Flanagan looks at international standards on cybercrime compliance and asks what UK laws need to change….
Cybersecurity
Who goes there?
Simon Ratcliffe of Dimension Data describes identity management and explains its importance and how it might pay for itself….
cyber alert
Laurence Eastham reviews a new book from Peter Warren and Michael Streeter cyber alert: How the World is Under Attack from a New Form of Crime (ISBN 1-904132-62-6, Vision Publishing £10.99)….
Electric Blue Sky
With the deadline for responses from the industry having drawn to a close, SML Recycling’s Jeremy Parsons looks at the WEEE consultation paper and its implications for the legal sector…
Anti-circumvention : What protects the content protectors?
William Cook of Simmons & Simmons examines the new anti-circumvention regime and the breadth of protection it brings….
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Source code: Keep it safe, keep it secret
Paul Barton and Liz McSweeney examine the lessons from a recent case….
E-Filing
Robert Unslow explains why e-filing is inevitable and suggests ways to make its advance more welcome. He also calls on SCL members to join the debate on e-filing….
Wireless Security – What is the issue?
Sandra Potter, Phil Farrelly and Adam Todhunter highlight the dangers of the easy access that is the inevitable companion of wireless technology….
USB – Unidentified Security Breach!
Jim Davies tells us why USB is not an unmixed blessing and looks at solutions to the security problems USB devices can pose….
ALL PARTY INTERNET GROUP APIG REPORT ON THE COMPUTER MISUSE ACT
Intellectual Property lawyer Graeme Fearon of Thring Townsend reviews the APIG report and suggested amendments to the Computer Misuse Act 1990….
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