Insights

Security in digital products and services is no longer just about protecting you from risk. 

Security is a problem, right? Well there's a radically different way to view it – as a positive force capable of putting clear water between you and your competitors. 

Patient monitoring is an inherent part of patient management. Intermittent and continuous measurements have a range of uses, from defining disease states and characterising progression to informing therapeutic approaches and...

The hugely exciting – not to say revolutionary – promise of quantum computing comes with a significant challenge. The seismic technology shift that is already underway will render a chunk of our current cryptographic standards moot. 

We joined industry experts to discuss the evolution of European drone regulations, and what this means for operators across the continent looking to develop commercial drone programmes.

Quantum computing is a hotbed of innovation. The extraordinary potential of this weird yet wonderful intersection of physics, maths and computer science is attracting heavy investment from companies around the world.

In this panel session, we joined industry experts to discuss what is required for successful beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) operations, end-user’s responsibility, and examine the liability applicable between air authorities and drone operators.

Computer Security Day raises awareness and understanding of computer security issues across society. There’s a real opportunity for businesses to build user trust in their technology through a user-centric approach to security. 

Ryan Chaves explores some of the approaches currently being used – or considered – to address concerns over the cybersecurity of implanted medical devices.

Current gas detection techniques are incredibly advanced – can we really do anything better?

Biometrics are becoming increasingly commonplace tools in User Access Control (UAC) systems. Fingerprint scanners are now present in even mid to entry-level smartphones – putting this technology firmly at, well, our fingertips.

Quantum theory is about probability. Erwin Schrödinger illustrated this with his famous thought experiment: trap a cat in a box with a randomly fatal device and you would not know whether it is dead or alive.