In this podcast Jesssica Long, Head of Sustainability at Ipsos MORI, a leading market research company in the UK & Ireland, speaks with Lynn Robinson, the IIC’s Director General. Ms Long discusses the research and observations in the attitudes to working from home and its continuity post lockdown of COVID-19. To listen to the podcast… [Read More]
News
China is blamed, not named, for Australian cyber attack
Increase in activity designed to extract data on Covid-19 After the Australian government’s announcement that is under ‘malicious, state-based’ cyber attack, the finger is pointing at China, says ABC.net. The news site goes on to say that the risks are not new, but that activity has increased during the Covid-19 pandemic. Read more here.
Webinar Recording: Pandemic and privacy – the implications of contact tracing apps
If you missed our Webinar on the 17th June you can watch it below.
Video is the 5G ‘killer app’, says research
Improved capabilities make a ‘compelling user case’ The website telecomstechnews.com reports on the latest research from Nokia indicating that improved video calling is seen as the killer application for 5G among both consumers and businesses. Read more here.
Apple becomes the latest US technology firm to face EU antitrust investigation
App Store and Apple Pay are in the regulators’ sights The European Union has announced an antitrust probe into the rules and fees surrounding Apple’s app store and a second investigation into its mobile payment service, reports Reuters. Read more here.
In Conversation: Raul Rikk and Amanda Crabbe
Estonia is a pioneer in digital identity applications and therefore as part of the IIC’s cybersecurity month, we invited Raul Rikk, National Cyber Security Policy Director at the Government CIO Office, Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications, Estonia to share his key areas of focus at the moment. Here he is in conversation with our… [Read More]