Glasgow Caledonian University expands cyber-secure transport systems
28 October 2024
Researchers at Glasgow Caledonian University are expanding their pioneering work in securing transport systems to the energy sector in a bid to advance the fight against cyber threats targeting essential services.
After unveiling a cutting-edge cyber-physical testbed for level-crossing systems, Glasgow Caledonian is now collaborating with leading electricity network operator SP Energy Networks (SPEN) on a new initiative which looks to enhance the cybersecurity of energy infrastructure.
Leveraging AI for sustainable data centres
25 October 2024
Andy Connor, Channel Director EMEA, Subzero Engineering
Over the last few years and looking to the near future, the demand for data processing has soared exponentially at rates previously thought inconceivable. Goldman Sachs Research estimates that while data centres currently consume approximately 1-2% of the world’s overall power, this is expected to grow by 160% by the end of the decade, and 2022-2030 carbon emissions are predicted to double!
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NCSC calls cybersecurity forces to action
23 October 2024
The UK’s cybersecurity chief is urging allies and partners to join forces and close the widening gap between escalating cyber threats and our collective ability to defend against them.
Richard Horne, the newly appointed head of GCHQ's National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), called for greater global resilience in the face of increasingly complex and aggressive online security threats while speaking at Singapore International Cyber Week.
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22 October 2024
UltraNetworks has used vouchers from the Scottish Government to help it upgrade and deploy a new 5G Standalone (SA) based fixed wireless (FWA) network from Mormond Hill.
The site will be able to serve businesses and homes in rural parts of North East Aberdeenshire with 1Gbps+ broadband speeds.
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