• Improving Data Handling
• UK National Security Strategy
• UK Cyber Security Strategy
• Information Superiority
• Information Sharing
• Information Exploitation
• London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Safety and Security Strategy
• Managing Efficiency
• Connecting to Secure Government Networks
• Acquisition Reform
• Through Life Capability Management (TLCM)
• Business Continuity Planning and Management
• Addressing Sustainability

In Focus

At VEGA, we recognise the importance and value of providing our clients with genuine thought leadership. As part of this, we consider the implications of key events and subjects relating to the markets and services in which VEGA is active, and generate considered focus and analysis of each one.

In Focus provides a single resource from where you can access VEGA’s latest thinking and our range of thought leadership articles, by clicking on each the subjects below.

• A Blueprint for Information Fidelity (January 2012)
• Joined up approach between Government and Industry critical in tackling cyber threats to UK (updated November 2011)
• Reclaiming security control in Cyber Space (November 2011)
• Security must take centre stage as Cloud Computing gains momentum (November 2011)
• Darwinian Defence – Adapting to meet the Threat of Cyber Attack (June 2011)
• Reflections on Government Connect – from 2005 to March 2011 (April 2011)
• Cyber crime threatens Olympic ticketing plans (March 2011)
• 'Hacktivist' – An old word in the lexicon, a new twist in execution (January 2011)
• The Cost of Data Breaches (updated November 2010)
• Balancing Risk Management and Budgets (September 2010)
• Doing more for less with ICT services – VEGA’s guide for achieving ICT service excellence (September 2010)
• Delivering the potential of additional savings and benefits through Acquisition Reform (July 2010)
• Maximising the through-life potential of information sharing systems in the coalition context (June 2010)
• Every (Ash) Cloud has a Silver Lining (April 2010)
• Responding to the global cyber security threat (April 2010)
• Supply Chain Security and the 2012 Olympics (March 2010)
• Bridging the capability gap in federated Systems of Systems modelling environments (March 2010)
• It’s a Marathon Not a Sprint – The Challenge for Potential Suppliers to the London 2012 Olympic Games (February 2010)
• Information Sharing – Failure to Connect the Dots (February 2010)
• Information Sharing for the iPod Generation (February 2010)
• The Link between Risk Management, Business Continuity Management and Disaster Recovery (November 2009)
• Putting a price on privacy (November 2009)
• Olympic Park Security Challenges – Modelling the complex to inform practice and preparation (July 2009)
• Gaining compliance and connection to Secure Government Networks such as GSI and GCSX (July 2009)
• Why protecting the Critical National Infrastructure in cyber space is so critical (June 2009)
• Securing Transformational Government – VEGA's Five Points for Success (June 2009)
• Does the UK need a National Strategy for information sharing? – Do we need to Share to Prepare? (June 2009)
• Digital Forensics: Top 10 Challenges (July 2009)
• Information Sharing: The new intelligence capability (October 2008)
• Do or Die – the importance of Business Continuity Planning (October 2008)
• Making penetration testing work (July 2008)
• National Security Strategy: The Devil's in the Detail (June 2008)
• Improving data handling: Applying encryption and penetration testing across government (June 2008)
• Through Life Capability Management: Transforming the efficiency of procuring operational capability (August 2007)