London, 21st April 2011 - Idappcom today announced that it has released a second update to its malicious traffic library this month due to a marked increase in the number of attacks targeting industrial control systems. This led to a second release update to Idappcom’s traffic library this month which contained 50 attacks alone pertaining to supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) systems.

 The traffic library is used in connection with Idappcom’s flagship network security assessment technology Traffic IQ Professional, to assess and enhance the capabilities of network based security defences.

Basingstoke (UK), April 18 2011 Origin Storage, a leading manufacturer and distributor of IT storage solutions, today confirmed its release of Data Locker 3. First launched in 2009, the Data Locker Secure Drive continues to give users peace of mind in the unfortunate event that their data storage device is lost or stolen. The information stored on the unit – which will be demonstrated at Infosecurity Europe from 19th – 21st April 2010 at Earls Court, London (Stand F83) - is secured by a 6-32 digit alpha numeric PIN number that is entered directly on the device itself.

DataLocker provides high-capacity, secure portable storage for public and private sector users who collect, store, transfer, share and disseminate sensitive information. This latest version of Data Locker, continues to contain all the features of previous releases with the addition of:-

 London (UK), April 28 2011: Everyone seems to be jumping on the Royal Wedding bandwagon including hackers who are using it as a revenue generating opportunity. A poll conducted by Imperva – the leader in data security, amongst visitors to this year’s Infosecurity Europe reveals a 38 percent of security professionals have witnessed the nuptials being used for malvertising, 34 percent have seen wedding related spam and 20 percent incidents of search engine poisoning.

 Imperva’s CTO – Amichai Shulman, said, “Everyone loves a good wedding and it appears hackers are no different. While we’re not surprised by the results it is worrying that criminals are systematically jumping on every opportunity to illegally make money by identifying, and utilising, revenue generating opportunities that utilise stolen credentials or inject malware.”

LONDON, UK - 27 April 2011 - Hitachi Consulting UK today announced two new key additions to its senior management team as it prepares for further market growth and vertical market development. Neil Brownlie joins Hitachi Consulting UK as Vice President of Financial Services, and Mark Campbell joins as Vice President of Public Sector. The appointments will play an important role in managing and executing the company’s market growth strategy within the company’s core competencies of Management Consultancy, Applications & Technology Solutions and Managed Services capabilities.