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Cyber security advice following the attack on easyJet

By opg | 20 May 2020

EasyJet has announced that there has been a cyber security incident where the details of 9 million customers were accessed, including credit card details. In response … Read more

School welcomes Sanjay Bhattacherjee as lecturer

By cb244 | 29 January 2020

Dr Sanjay Bhattacherjee has joined the University of Kent as a Lecturer in the School of Computing. Sanjay has strong inter-disciplinary research interests around the … Read more

Kent Cyber Security Forum to address cyber threats

By opg | 30 July 2019

A one day event at the Canterbury campus on Thursday 5 September will enable businesses and organisations with cyber security problems and challenges to meet … Read more

Jason Nurse features in article in the Kentish Gazette on cybercrime

By cb244 | 17 December 2018

Dr Jason Nurse, from the School of Computing, featured in an article in the Kent Gazette on Thursday 13 December on safeguarding yourself against the … Read more

Kent student IT consultancy to offer cyber security advice to local firms

By cb244 | 26 September 2017

Organisations across Kent will be able to receive help and support dealing with cyber security threats thanks to a new offering from the Kent IT … Read more

Cyber Security – darknet use higher in 18-24 year olds

By opg | 06 September 2016

A survey at Kent has revealed that 5% of British adults have browsed the darknet, with 1% acknowledging they have bought items from it. The … Read more

Research could play major role in curbing illegal ivory sales

By opg | 30 July 2015

A new automated data mining system researched at the University could lead to the detection of potentially illegal eBay sales of elephant ivory. Law enforcement … Read more

University recognised for excellence in cyber security research

By opg | 25 March 2015

The internationally leading research activity at the University of Kent’s Cybersecurity centre has been recognised by GCHQ and the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council … Read more

Survey reveals sorry state of European cybersecurity

By opg | 27 February 2015

Cybersecurity experts Julio Hernandez-Castro and Eerke Boiten respond to the European survey on cybersecurity. The European Commission’s annual Eurobarometer Cyber Security Survey, the third edition of … Read more

Expert response to banks using fingerprint technology

By opg | 18 February 2015

An article published on the BBC news website reports that two banks are allowing their customers to access accounts on their smartphones using fingerprint recognition technology. … Read more

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