#security-policy

#security-policy

In early May, when Poland's presidential election campaign was in full swing, US President Donald Trump received right-wing conservative presidential candidate Karol Nawrocki in the Oval Office. The two men posed together for a photo, which caused a sensation online, and Trump bade farewell to Nawrocki with the encouraging words "You will win." The support of his idol proved to be a boost for Nawrocki, who went on to narrowly win the election.

"While remote work is more widespread and socially accepted now, that hasn't meant the industry has fully adapted its security practices to match," he explains. "If anything, the risks have grown because more people are working from home, often on networks that aren't secure. "Many questions remain. Where are your employees working? What networks are they joining? Are their devices locked securely?

The Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament and several experts believe that it is highly likely that a number of US B61-12 gravity bombs were delivered to a US air force squadron last week, the first US nuclear deployment in the UK since 2008.