How to protect your site from hackers
Alex de Joode, security officer at global hosting provider LeaseWeb, explains why web designers should always be security conscious to combat internet threats
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Should hosts cooperate with law enforcement?
Alex de Joode, security officer of global hosting provider LeaseWeb, discusses why it is vital that law enforcement agencies and hosting companies should cooperate, and why trust is critical to the relationship -
Cookie law: the gnarly truth
To act in accordance with new EU legislation, websites must now gain consent for the use of cookies. Mark Steven, head of client services at CIVIC, looks at the new law and explains what to do to bring your site in line -
10 tips for secure development
Neglecting security during a development can be a big mistake, argues Norman Begg of password management specialist my1login
