Seattle / Houston / Newark / New York / Cambridge / Alexandria / /
Company
Skype / Virgin Media / Google / Booz Allen Hamilton / Bank of America / BBC / Cabinet Office Business Advisory Group / Microsoft / Continental Airlines / Inmarsat / Royal Bank of Canada / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Estonia / Pakistan / United States / United Kingdom / India / / /
Event
Natural Disaster / /
Facility
World Trade Centre / /
IndustryTerm
Internet Resilience / Internet Service Providers / Internet access contracts / email / flight check-in systems / intensive commercial applications / Internet routers / web browsing / intensive services / telecommunications industry / database software / Internet Service Provider / secure authentication solutions / communications networks / extreme corporate systems / Internet connection / bandwidth intensive services / Voice Over Internet Protocol / Internet connections / downloading web pages / web servers / airline / telecommunication infrastructure / communications requirements / communications systems / telecommunications service / blogging / interconnected network / local Internet connectivity / voice and data communications / telecommunications arrangements / Internet Service / Internet blog / bandwidth intensive site / /
NaturalFeature
Internet fall / /
Organization
Centre for the Protection of National Infrastructure / US Department of Defence / US Department of Homeland Security / Bank of Canada / World Economic Forum / British Computer Society / Civil Contingencies Secretariat / /
Person
Nigel P Brown / /
Position
Secretary / Governor / /
ProgrammingLanguage
SQL / /
Region
Middle East / Mediterranean / /
Technology
broadband / Internet routers / video on demand / ADSL / streaming video / DSL / PSTN / distance learning / ISP / Simulation / VOIP / 3G / /
If we catch the flu will the Internet fall sick too? Issue 1. In an increasingly risk-adverse society enhanced social distancing is likely to