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Our next meeting is Prof Martyn Thomas, on the 15th February who will give a talk entitled '''Cybersecurity: the scale of the threat and why we have made almost no progress towards a solution'''. This is a very current topic, with suggestions that Russia is now a cyber superpower, with the ability to influence the outcome of US presidential elections with its hacking, and reports coming out almost every week saying that UK businesses are not adequately equipped to deal with threat of hackers. | Our next meeting is Prof Martyn Thomas, on the 15th February who will give a talk entitled '''Cybersecurity: the scale of the threat and why we have made almost no progress towards a solution'''. This is a very current topic, with suggestions that Russia is now a cyber superpower, with the ability to influence the outcome of US presidential elections with its hacking, and reports coming out almost every week saying that UK businesses are not adequately equipped to deal with threat of hackers. | ||
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Read more about the meeting [[Martyn Thomas|here]]. | Read more about the meeting [[Martyn Thomas|here]]. | ||
If you are a member of the [http://www.reformclub.com/ Reform Club] Science Group and Technology Group, please contact a member of the committee for access to the rest of this site. | |||
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Our Next Meeting
Our next meeting is Prof Martyn Thomas, on the 15th February who will give a talk entitled Cybersecurity: the scale of the threat and why we have made almost no progress towards a solution. This is a very current topic, with suggestions that Russia is now a cyber superpower, with the ability to influence the outcome of US presidential elections with its hacking, and reports coming out almost every week saying that UK businesses are not adequately equipped to deal with threat of hackers.
Prof Thomas is the first Gresham College Professor of Cybersecurity, and has extensive hands on experience in this field.
Read more about the meeting here.
If you are a member of the Reform Club Science Group and Technology Group, please contact a member of the committee for access to the rest of this site.