Image thanks to Share Talk Is it safe to come out now? These last couple of weeks have been very emotional, even if you are a republican. I had a good chunk of respect for the queen but not for the monarchy as a whole. In this country we have what is called a constitutional … Continue reading I guess it’s over
Lonely Road
I love to read. It is one of life’s greatest pleasures. If you have read this blog before then you will know that I am a member of the Lit and Phil in Newcastle, the biggest private library in the UK, outside of London, of course. The writing process fascinates me and I like to … Continue reading Lonely Road
Who owns space?
That might seem an odd question but I have been thinking about it ever since last week’s excellent #CyberFest event on ‘Managing Cyber Security Risk in the Space Market’. On the face of it it would seem that the answer is nobody, it is just too big and too unknown to divvy it up the … Continue reading Who owns space?
A blank piece of paper
Image thanks to inkl.com You can never tell what is true on social media. Staged events can look real and deep fakes can be impossible to differentiate from reality. I take what I see with a pinch of salt therefore, though when I see various reports from different sources and articles that are repeated on … Continue reading A blank piece of paper
Come and visit the UK’s best-in-class data centre as part of #CyberFest
Image thanks to Baxtel. If you’ve never been inside the Stellium data centres on the Cobalt Business Park then here is your chance. Come along to the #CyberFest event ‘Simple steps to protect your business in an online security world’ in the Marketing Suite - Stellium Data Centre, Wallsend on 20 September from 8:30 - … Continue reading Come and visit the UK’s best-in-class data centre as part of #CyberFest
Never too old to learn
Sometimes it feels like I have been doing this job for years. In fact I have been trying to lead CyberNorth for five years but it often feels as if I have been doing the same job since I started work in the last millenium. Of course I have worked for many different organisations and … Continue reading Never too old to learn
Dear Ms Truss
Dear Ms Truss, congratulations on your new role as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. I wish you every success. I imagine you have a lot on your plate but I thought it would be useful to give you a few pointers. Firstly as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, you have a responsibility to … Continue reading Dear Ms Truss
#CyberFest – Why you should go to Improving patient outcomes through secure HealthTech
Not all #CyberFest events are born equal. Some take a while to come to fruition and are not put to bed until long after they have been advertised. The risk to such an approach is that we may not be able to deliver yet putting a stake in the ground does wonders for focussing your … Continue reading #CyberFest – Why you should go to Improving patient outcomes through secure HealthTech
Swag
Free stuff is not really my thing but some people go for it. The thrill of picking up pens, mugs, stickers and other such commercial detritus has passed me by. Occasionally at a trade fair I’ll pick up a bag to carry stuff in but my drawers are still full of promotional notepads from years … Continue reading Swag
Get back to the office
In another desperate attempt to protect their property values, the favourable media is now using the huge hikes in energy cost as a reason why people will be ‘forced’ to go back to the office. The claim is that people will be unable to afford the cost of working from home and will need to … Continue reading Get back to the office
Thoughts from a Guerrilla Worker 