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Andrew Kays’ (Nexor’s Head of Development) published article in the Security Zone of Computer Weekly discusses the fact that in many of the recent high-profile cases of sensitive data loss from government, it appears that the human element is at fault, not the technological solutions. Nexor has been working with cyber psychology researchers at Nottingham Trent University, looking at the factors that influence human behaviour towards security.

Today's climate of coalition based operations and network enabled capability (NEC) means that there is a growing requirement for exchange of information between security and management domains.

A PhD thesis submitted to the University of Kent by Gansen Zhao.

This paper considers the traditional approaches to network management and their associated limitations. It presents an overview of the recently defined NETCONF internet standard and the use of NETCONF for the central management of network devices and security applications.

This paper examines the capabilities that IT systems can bring to bear to ensure that information sharing is achieved in a controlled manner, consistent with the applicable security policy.