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Even 'Cloud' Might Not Protect Companies' IT Networks from Hackers

Even 'Cloud' Might Not Protect Companies' IT Networks from Hackers

Bratislava, March 1 (TASR) – Not even setting up a ‘cloud’ (data storage placed with a different company) can always prevent hackers from breaching a firm’s computer network, said computer security expert Helmut Brechtken from Warth & Klein Grant Thornton Germany on Tuesday. Brechtken presented his findings at a workshop

Lajcak: International Peace, Stability and Human Rights are Interlinked

Lajcak: International Peace, Stability and Human Rights are Interlinked

Geneva, March 1 (TASR) – International peace and security are closely intertwined with human rights, said Slovak Foreign and European Affairs Minister Miroslav Lajcak at the 31st session of the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva on Monday. “If basic human rights and freedoms are constantly being violated, peace and

Stats Office: Index of Economic Sentiment Up by 2.4 points in February

Stats Office: Index of Economic Sentiment Up by 2.4 points in February

Bratislava, February 29 (TASR) – The three-month Index of Economic Sentiment (IES) rose by 2.4 points month-on-month to 100.7 in February, with confidence surging mainly in services and to a certain extent also in trade, the Slovak Statistics Office reported on Monday. Other contributors, still from January, were positive

20 Slovak Police Officers Depart for Greece to Address Migration Crisis

20 Slovak Police Officers Depart for Greece to Address Migration Crisis

Bratislava, February 29 (TASR) – Twenty Slovak police officers departed from Bratislava’s M.R. Stefanik Airport on Monday en route to Greece in order to assist with coping with the migration crisis there, and were seen off by Interior Minister Robert Kalinak. Slovak police officers, 19 men and one woman,

Cislak's Criminal Complaint Now in Hands of Police

Cislak's Criminal Complaint Now in Hands of Police

Bratislava, February 29 (TASR) – A criminal complaint filed by Health Minister Viliam Cislak for spreading a false alarm in connection with nurses’ statements about the danger to health care is already being investigated by the police, TASR learnt from Michal Surek of the Regional Prosecutor’s Office in Bratislava on

IVU: Over 560 University Lecturers Have Joined Strike so Far

IVU: Over 560 University Lecturers Have Joined Strike so Far

Bratislava, February 29 (TASR) – So far, more than 560 employees from 20 universities have joined the strike organised by the University Lecturers Initiative (IVU), which has now started its third week, announced IVU’s Juraj Halas at a briefing on Monday. “The strike at universities is continuing. The university employees

Midia Agro to Build Dairy to Process Quarter of Slovak Milk Production

Midia Agro to Build Dairy to Process Quarter of Slovak Milk Production

Kolinany, February 29 (TASR) – British company Midia Agro plans to build a new dairy for milk processing near Nitra, with a memorandum of understanding signed by the company’s representative Norman Patrick Turner, Prime Minister Robert Fico and Agriculture and Rural Development Minister Lubomir Jahnatek at the Slovak Agriculture University