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Public sector 'will save money' by using iPhoneTelegraph.co.uk - Christopher Williams - Apr 11, 2011Many more council workers, NHS staff and teachers could soon wield expensive iPhones after GCHQ released guidance on how to use the Apple device securely. By Christopher Williams, Technology Correspondent 7:00AM BST 12 Apr 2011 The Cheltenham-based ... |
GCHQ commits schoolboy security blunderRegister - John Oates - Apr 11, 2011Exciting news from UK spooks at GCHQ - it's the new and improved "Guidance document on use of Smartphones in Government". The only problem with this riveting press release from GCHQ is that someone forgot to ... |
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CESG provides smartphone advice for public sectorThe Guardian - Apr 11, 2011CESG - the UK's national technical authority for information assurance at GCHQ - has published risk management advice and guidance for the UK public sector on the use of smartphones in lower risk situations. Its cyber security experts have been working ... |
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GCHQ Recommends BlackBerry For SecurityeWEEK Europe UK - Matthew Broersma - 13 Apr, 2011GCHQ has published smartphone guidelines recommending, among other things, the use of RIM's BlackBerry as the best way of keeping sensitive data safe. The advice was published on Monday by the National Technical Authority for Information Assurance at ... |
CESG widens smartphone approval beyond BlackBerryComputerworldUK - John E Dunn - 13 Apr, 2011The range of Smartphones in use by government departments could be about to widen after the Communications-Electronics Security Group (CESG) published new guidelines on securing devices ... |
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RIM BlackBerry Is Most Secure Phone, GCHQ SaysITProPortal - 13 Apr, 2011When it comes to handling highly sensitive data, RIM's BlackBerry smartphone is the one to go for, a new report by the UK Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) has suggested. The report was produced by the National Technical Authority for ... |
CESG approves BlackBerry Enterprise Solution for 'restricted' government ...ComputerWeekly.com - 13 Apr, 2011The government's technical security advisor CESG has approved the BlackBerry Enterprise Solution from Research In Motion for protecting material classified up to and including "restricted". Certified under the CESG's CAPS programme, ... |
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GCHQ says BlackBerry is safestIT PRO - Tom Brewster - Apr 11, 2011GCHQ division CESG says BlackBerrys are the safest phones for sensitive Government data, as it offers smartphone security guidance. By Tom Brewster, 11 Apr 2011 at 17:09 BlackBerrys are the only recommended smartphones for handling highly sensitive ... |
Smartphone advice to help remote workingPublic Service - Apr 11, 2011Government workers using smartphones have been issued with new guidance by CESG to help them work remotely and securely. The new guidance has been developed in collaboration between providers and CESG government cyber security experts, in response to ... |
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