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Digital Britain: may you be given what you ask for?

I have not yet read the full Digital Britain report but have found the section I was told to look for but not refernce until after publication. Chapter 7 on Digital Security, Page 197 paragraph 36 is a welcome for the work of the EURIM E-Crime Group. I have a busy time ahead.  

Off now to the next meeting to recruit those who will help deliver active co-operation.

Will hope to make time to blog a wider invitation tomorrow.

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Posted by Philip Virgo on June 16, 2009 4:49 PM
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