Anti-cyber threat centre launched - like a "secure Facebook"? 28th March 2013 7:27 AM
Got this from the BBC this morning. Seems that a new anti-cyber centre is to be launched to keep everyone safe from the overwhelming amount of attacks lately.
You can read the rest of the post here.
Obviously, this is UK specific, but do you think that a system like this would be viable worldwide perhaps?
“A new initiative to share information on cyber threats between businesses and government is to be launched.
It will include experts from government communications body GCHQ, MI5, police and business and aims to better co-ordinate responses to the threats.”
It will include experts from government communications body GCHQ, MI5, police and business and aims to better co-ordinate responses to the threats.”
You can read the rest of the post here.
Obviously, this is UK specific, but do you think that a system like this would be viable worldwide perhaps?
Dang, Take a look at this post from the evening standard. 
Sometimes you find really great writers that are only just making their mark on the online communities, they just need a chance and someone to believe in them,but at the same time, you get those that churn out an article in about 20 minutes, and is literally scared to death when you mention copyscape. 'Tis a double edged sword most times and you need to be really choosy of the people that write for you.
- come on, someone must know a few
