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Security Bosses Want Encryption Bans Overturned
News The Jericho Forum, whose membership includes many chief security officers from FTSE 100 companies, will push for the removal of encryption restrictions within the next three-to-five years. This is a big problem for us," said Nick Bleech, a member...
[April 27, 2005, 16:35]
United Users Should Call Security Tune
Leader The Jericho Forum, now just one year old, feels the same way. Jericho's really big idea is something more even more revolutionary than throwing away the firewall. A collection of chief security officers from blue chip companies, Jericho came about...
[January 17, 2005, 13:30]
Oracle To Join Jericho Forum
Blog ZDNet UK has heard a rumour at the Infosec conference -- apparently Oracle is just about to sign up to the Jericho forum. Oracle's identity management evangelist Des Powley is going to be speaking at the Jericho forum event at Infosec -- a sign...
[April 24, 2007, 12:35]
Jericho Forum Voices Concerns Over VoIP Security
News A leading member of the Jericho Forum has criticised the security of voice-over-IP technology after security researchers revealed that it was possible to eavesdrop on VoIP conversations. The Jericho Forum is an international group of leading...
[August 29, 2007, 14:31]
Deperimeterisation Celebrates First Birthday
News The Jericho Forum, the information security group campaigning for better products, is one year old on Friday. The group was formed by a group of FTSE 1,000 chief security officers (CSOs) who wanted to take the lead in thinking of ways to develop IT...
[January 14, 2005, 16:20]
Jericho Forum Tears Down Walls To Outsiders
News Security organisation the Jericho Forum has decided to open its doors to vendors and other companies after merging with Californian open standards body, the Open Group, to formalise its legal status. The Jericho Forum was founded at the beginning...
[November 15, 2004, 17:10]
VoIP: Paying The Price For Cheap Calls
News On the one hand, he points out that, as head of the Jericho Forum, which aims to both provide security best practice to peers and ensure that vendors are catering to users' needs, Lacey's views carry weight and he has no real reason to exaggerate.
[August 8, 2005, 17:10]
Bronze Age Clues To 21st Century Security
Leader That's why the Jericho Forum is so important. Yet while we've had plenty of trusted systems hype, nothing much has actually happened -- so why is the Jericho Forum still flogging the idea? But because the Jericho Forum is user-led, it is honest...
[November 16, 2004, 12:15]
The Future Of IT Security Is Fewer Walls, Not More
News Something needs to change and the UK security user group the Jericho Forum believes it has the answer. We said from day one, this [the Jericho Forum] was about starting a discussion. But because the Jericho Forum is user-led, it is honest about the...
[April 7, 2005, 17:35]
Today's Vista Launch Is Just The Beginning
News These changes, however, won't stop some senior UK executives pushing for a new approach to security across the industry through the Jericho Forum. I can't see the Vista launch making much difference to any corporate initiatives for de...
[November 30, 2006, 10:01]
VoIP Security Is A Problem, But Can Be Guarded Against
Talkback Whilst I fully commend the comments of the Jericho forum, VoIP security and issues such as the Grandstream one can be guarded against. Right now the majority of VoIP implementions are within the Corporate boundaries.
[October 20, 2007, 19:54]
Spiralling Security Solutions
Blog Comment Deperimeterisation is one idea being pimped by the jericho forum but it is only a concept and cannot yet be implemented. I hear you Adrian (reading the blog.no scanning honest). Security cannot continue to grow with the complex defensive paradigm.
[September 18, 2007, 15:45]
SOA Case Study: Agility In Practice
White Papers This is a case study from ING Card, a division of the ING Group, member of the Jericho Forum of The Open Group. This is inhibited by the "Information silos" formed by traditional software applications.
[January 1, 1970, 0:59]
BP Declares War On The LAN
News BP is a founder member of The Jericho Forum, which is pushing for the 'deperimeterisation' of security. Ken Douglas, technology director of BP, told the UK Technology Innovation & Growth Forum in London on Monday that 18,000 of BP's 85,000 laptops...
[February 20, 2006, 12:45]
'Information Security Awareness Forum' Is Launched
News Other organisations involved with ISAF include the BCS, the Institution of Engineering and Technology, (ISC)2 , the Institute of Information Security Professionals, (IISP) and Jericho Forum. The Information Security Awareness Forum (ISAF), launched...
[February 12, 2008, 16:40]
Security Breaches Down, Says IT Security Report
News Organisations that have reviewed the survey include the government parliamentary body, Eurim; the Jericho Forum; the National Computing Centre; the Information Security Awareness Forum; and the government campaign, GetSafeOnline.
[April 22, 2008, 17:39]
Securing Wireless Networks - It's The People, Not The Kit
News Founder of the Jericho Forum and global information security director Paul Simmonds criticised wireless vendors' approach to security in a panel discussion at the ZDNet IT Priorities Conference in London today.
[September 28, 2004, 14:20]
Firms Urged To Embrace Email Encryption
News Paul Simmonds, one of the co-founders of security think tank The Jericho Forum, said that encryption would enable businesses to communicate with better levels of trust. The head of security at pharmaceuticals giant ICI has called for more...
[April 13, 2005, 14:30]
VoIP Could Provoke 'electronic Pearl Harbour'
News Lacey, one of the founders of the Jericho Forum security user group, said that VoIP represented a particular threat to enterprise network security as companies may rush to take advantage of cheap telephony services without thinking about the...
[March 17, 2005, 17:20]
Deep Security Needs Top-level Thought
Leader The Jericho Forum, an industry body looking at the future of corporate online security, has a compelling argument for an open, integrated, trust-based approach that could ultimately extend to personal use for independent users.
[April 8, 2005, 13:05]
