The North West’s only solely commercial law firm has strengthened its foundations by appointing leading construction lawyer, Chris Scott.
Chris joins Blackburn-based Taylors Solicitors as a Partner, heading up the Construction team, from the Liverpool office of DWF LLP’s Construction and Engineering Division, after spending five years building Preston and Manchester based Ricksons, before its merge with DWF in 2007.
The benefits of independent third party certification schemes for fire risk assessors have been highlighted by the first company in the UK to gain the certificate from Warrington Certification Ltd (WCL).
The Fire Risk Assessment Quality Assurance Scheme (FRACS Company) certification has been awarded to BB7 Fire Safety Engineering, based at Chatham Dockyard, Kent.
Astaro, Europe’s Leading Vendor of Unified Threat Management, has acquired CoSoSys and will integrate their leading endpoint and data security technology in their solutions
Cluj-Napoca, Romania and Karlsruhe, Germany, 27 January 2011. CoSoSys, developer of Endpoint Security, Data Loss Prevention and portable media security software, and Astaro, IT security specialist from Germany, today announced that they have signed a definitive agreement for Astaro to acquire the Romanian company and integrate CoSoSys’ complete staff into their team.
Could it inspire a new TV series? Could you be a TV expert? Find out in a city near you this year.
Findatvexpert.com has teamed up with Mentorn Media, one of the UK's longest established independent television production companies, to host a series of Could YOU be a TV Expert seminars across the UK in a ground breaking hunt for new TV talent in 2011. The 6-location tour will kick off in March 2011 with two of the UK's best talent hunters visiting Manchester (10/03/11), Bristol (07/04/10), Glasgow (12/05/11), Cardiff (09/06/11), Birmingham (7/07/11) and London (08/09/11).
Guidance Software had to do a forensic investigation on its own systems after a hacker broke in and accessed records, including credit card data, of thousands of customers.
The attack occurred in November, but wasn't discovered until Dec. 7, John Colbert, chief executive officer of Guidance, said in an interview Monday. The attack exposed data on thousands of the company's customers, including 3,800 whose names, addresses and credit card details were exposed, he said.
