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Meeting Simon Clifford, Managing Director of Cliff42
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Meeting Simon Clifford, Managing Director of Cliff42

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One Response to “Meeting Simon Clifford, Managing Director of Cliff42”

  1. PaulMoore says:

    It’s truly frightening that someone so seemingly intelligent & well-intentioned would promote CyberAlarm.

    The entire project has been a utter shambles from the very beginning and only serves to put the public at much greater risk.

    Instead of being open & transparent about the plethora of issues, they’ve opted to bury them behind a wall of spin & outright lies and in doing so, have ostracized themselves from future engagement with the wider infosec community.

    If you’re considering installing CyberAlarm or are being forced to do so through legislation, push back with the mountain of evidence (google it) that it’s not only demonstrably insecure, but written by a team devoid of a clue.

    I invite you to look into it yourself Bernard – it’s mind-boggling.

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