The evolution of cryptology
In my recent visit to the National Security Agency’s (NSA) National Cryptological Museum in Fort Meade, Md., I realized that to understand future cyber technological innovations, we must understand the
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In my recent visit to the National Security Agency’s (NSA) National Cryptological Museum in Fort Meade, Md., I realized that to understand future cyber technological innovations, we must understand the
The National Security Agency has years of practical experience inthe supervision of complex systems for gathering and protectinginformation. With the growing electronic data glut, NSA and itsoversight structures offer useful lessons to those grappling withthe balance between privacy and security.
If you were to survey people: Who broke the Enigma code? You're more likely to get that it was the legendary and brilliant mathematician Alan Turing of Britain. While that is definitely not wrong, it is also not entirely right.
THOUSANDS of Polish nationals throughout the South West will now have access to an honorary consul based in Trowbridge. The Polish Ambassador to the UK has opened their sixth honorary consular office in Trowbridge serving the South West of England with a seventh soon to open in Cardiff. The Trowbridge office was launched on Wednesday during a visit by Professor Arkady Józef Rzegocki, the Republic of Poland Ambassador to the UK. Mr Rzegocki said: "It is very important for Poland. There is a huge Polish community in the South West of England, we have at least 70,000 people here. "If ...
Alan Turing as a young boy. (Photo by Getty Images) 23 June 1912 Born Alan Mathison Turing in Maida Vale, London, the second son of Julius and Sara Turing October 1931 Turing takes up a mathematics scholarship at King’s College Cambridge, earning a first-class degree. In 1935 he is elected to a junior research fellowship January 1937 A paper by Turing is published that is later recognised as laying the foundation of computer science June 1938 At the age of 25, Turing receives his PhD from Princeton for his dissertation Systems of Logic Based on Ordinals 4 September 1939 Turing arrives...