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The sun glinted off the gold metal head of C-3PO, forcing General Leia to shield her eyes. “I think we need to change the colour of these units to something less reflective. We need to campaign to make that another New Republic directive,” she told her assistant. He nodded and tapped her instructions into his hand-held computer. Leia went on: “There are lots of rules and regulations we need to change now that the Empire is gone. We need to ask the senate to ban force choking

Kirk sighed and switched off the holographic display in front of him. He punched the keys on a communicator. “Engineering, where is Mr Scott?” A voice answered. “Here, Captain…” Kirk sighed again. “Do we have the dilithium crystals?” Scott paused. “We do not, Captain, and I can’t repair the engine without them. We only have impulse power. We won’t be able to achieve warp speed.” Kirk shook his head. There was always something, always a hitch somewhere in the logis

Three years ago, one of the biggest changes to data protection legislation in our lifetime came into force in the UK. The General Data Protection Regulation became legislation in 2018, bringing with it tighter rules for the gathering, sorting, and processing of personal data. This month, our blogs will focus on information security, how GDPR changes things, and what penalties businesses and other organisations have faced for data breaches. This week, we look at the three impo

You’ll (hopefully) be aware of GDPR by now – and should be in the process of addressing it in your organisation. But are you aware of BS...