Cyberwarfare: How secure are your communications?

Mike Simms, vice president of EADS Defence & Security Systems, looks at how carefully we handle information and data in the digital age.

Almost every week the media reports on negligent loss of data, much of it highly sensitive. Perhaps with so many people using so much data in so many different places we should not be so surprised.

Today an increasing number of organisations – emergency services, government departments and financial institutions – hold information nationally and access it nationally, and, in some cases, offshore it.

There is relatively little offshoring of information by government. But corporate organisations, credit helpdesks and so on hold their customer relations management overseas.

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