Category Archives: government

On the Mac App Store

Posted on 2010-12-13 by Graham

I’ve just come off iDeveloper.TV Live with Scotty and John, where we were talking about the Mac app store. I had some material prepared about the security side of the app store that we didn’t get on to – here’s … Continue reading →

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So it’s not just the Department of Homeland Security, then

Posted on 2010-03-12 by Graham

What is it about government security agencies and, well, security? The UK Intelligence and Security Committee has just published its Annual Report 2008-2009 (pdf, because if there’s one application we all trust, it’s Adobe Reader), detailing financial and policy issues … Continue reading →

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Look what the feds left behind…

Posted on 2010-02-22 by Graham

So what conference was on in this auditorium before NSConference? Well, why don’t we just read the documents they left behind? Ooops. While there’s nothing at higher clearance than Unrestricted inside, all of the content is marked internal eyes only … Continue reading →

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