The last several months we’ve been featuring a “Did you know?” daily tweet on Twitter. For the most part of this time, our feed has been fairly popular with at current 148 followers. The whole idea behind this campaign was actually not to continually feature these tweets, but to, at some point, come up with a new strategy for the use of Twitter, more focused on sharing our knowledge and views in a more directly usable manner.

We’ve now come to the point where we’ve decided to stop featuring the “Did you know?” tweets and instead begin twittering about subjects like the following:

• Security related news from around the world
• Public discussions we have an opinion about
• Research news from the fields of information security, cryptography and IT criminal psychology
• Security & business related comments from Aconiac Security Group members
• Tutorials & Guides which we believe our readers will find especially useful

Also unlike before, we will not be focused on putting out tweets once a day (or at any other specific time), but instead when they are relevant. This may mean that some days won’t even have any tweets at all, while other days may have several.

We hope our Twitter followers will keep on enjoying our feed, even though we’re now shifting focus! Feel free to comment on our actions here or on Twitter.. we want to hear what you think!

Best Regards

Aconiac Security Group

It’s been a while since we posted anything on the blog and there’s actually a very good reason for that! We’ve been very busy handling customers and finding a new office to move into. Now, after several months of looking, we’ve moved into our new offices at Møllevangs Allé 142, 8200 Århus N..

From here we will keep on doing our work, but more importantly we will be creating a new sister company focused on developing security solutions for the mobile worker. While employees working from home was one of the big threats to a company’s security infrastructure a few years ago, now and in the future we will see that mobile employees are much more at risk of being used as entrances to the company’s infrastructure. For example by hackers hacking into (or stealing) laptops, cell phones, PDA’s etc. Most of these mobile workstations still lack crucial security and many companies are running huge risks each and every day – we hope to change that sometime in the near future. But until then, feel free to contact us concerning your company’s security policies on mobile employees.

In conclusion, here’s a few pictures from our new offices:

As you may or may not have noticed, all news has now been transferred to our blog and we will furthermore only be publishing here in the future.
For simplicity, we have however changed the news list on the company website, so that it takes its data directly from this blog and links to it. The news will therefore still be available to you, even though you might only visit our company website!

Concerning new technical blog posts: We have several on the drawing board and several are also undergoing editing, so we hope to bring you some cool content soon.

NOTE: This news item was originally posted on December 31, 2008

Aconiac Security Group wishes you a happy new year and hope you’ll get through the evening with all fingers intact.

We’ll see you in 2009!

NOTE: This news item was originally posted on April 26, 2008.

Michael Lind Mortensen is Aconiac Security Group’s Business Manager and is responsible for areas such as management, marketing and security

testing. But today, the 26th of April, is Michael’s birthday – therefore, we hereby present: “10 things you didn’t know about Business Manager Michael Lind Mortensen”

Finally, after several weeks of consideration, Aconiacs public blog has been created. Now you can always follow what we’re doing these days including news, announcements, scientific content, tutorials, political content, research results and much more.

Please add the blog to your RSS reader and we’ll be adding content soon.