The BSI warns businesses over terrorism
The British Standards Institute (BSI) has warned that many businessesare leaving themselves open to terrorism because they are failing to usethe international standards designed to protect them. 'Laptop terrorism'and cybercrime pose major threats to UK businesses, and the BSI has warnedthat UK business are at risk from 25 'attack threats'.
In the wake of comments that only 85 UK companies have followed Departmentof Trade and Industry and security-service advice to meet BS7799, theInformation
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