Read about the fascinating career journey of a second year Government Security cyber security apprentice working in the Department for Transport
The average UK household owned 7.4 internet devices*, in 2016. As our connectivity continues to grow, how is government managing increasing risks in cyber security? The Government’s security profession is helping tackle this by building skills across government and driving …
Hi, my name’s Mohammed Mumin. I’m a Cyber Security apprentice and I’d like to tell you about our recent trip to the BT research centre.
In this guest post David Mead from the Office of the Chief Technology Officer, at Cabinet Office, talks about the importance of looking at security across government departments and teams.
This blog has been contributed by a Government Security Adviser at the Centre for the Protection of National Infrastructure (CPNI).
As a woman working in government security I’ve got used to being the only female round the table in meetings. At CESG’s flagship security conference, IA14, I counted only four women out of 35 speakers, panelists and hosts. Whilst women …
This blog has been contributed by the Government Security Secretariat (GSS). If you work anywhere near government security or information assurance you will have heard the words ‘security culture’ a lot in the past few years - but what do …
The consumerisation of IT has brought many changes, and with it the proliferation of cloud computing - but what does that mean for us as security professionals?
I am the Head of Security and Business Continuity at the Department for Work and Pensions, and I am delighted to have this opportunity. Jonathan has talked about the different aspects of security that are exercising us in Government Departments, …
I have worked within CESG on protecting government information as man and boy for over 20 years!! In that time I have witnessed a remarkable transformation in how HMG manages, protects and shares information. In the last few years, in …