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Secret CSO: Andy Ellis, Orca Security - Vimarsana News

Secret CSO: Andy Ellis, Orca Security

Cybersecurity is constantly changing – how do you keep learning? “While I know a lot of people are down on social media, I find that Twitter is a great way to draw attention to new hot topics that I should pay attention to.”

Booster jabs to battle new coronavirus strains will be ready by September, Oxford expert says - Vimarsana News

Booster jabs to battle new coronavirus strains will be ready by September, Oxford expert says

Britain is winning its war against Covid and the success of the vaccination campaign would have been ‘unthinkable’ a year ago, the Oxford vaccine chief said yesterday. Professor Andrew Pollard predicted jabs to tackle new variants of the virus could be ready as early as September. But even the existing vaccines would provide some protection against these strains, he said, emphasising that the pandemic simply would not be as ‘hot’ compared with the past few months. In an interview marking the one-year anniversary of the first person in Europe being given a Covid jab as part of the Oxfo...

Troubled path to getting Oxford's Covid jab approved in Britain: Dosing error and death of doctor - Vimarsana News

Troubled path to getting Oxford's Covid jab approved in Britain: Dosing error and death of doctor

Professor Sarah Gilbert and Professor Adrian Hill stand to make millions from jab Scientists heralded 'ray of hope' at the end of a very challenging year Error in trials led to some volunteers receiving a half dose and full dose regime This was 90 per cent effective, compared to a 62 per cent as two full doses  Oxford University could make millions after taking six per cent of profits And two professors could also become millionaires after inventing the jab