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Managing Director of BT Security at the Inquiry. Gave evidence on two kinds of "social engineering": calls to BT Customer Contact Centres purporting to be from account holders in order to obtain personal information; and fraudulent calls to BT employees purporting to be from fellow BT employees, where the intention was to obtain confidential information. He also gave evidence on data protection.
British mobile network operator, internet service provider and owner of former telephone operating companies T-Mobile and Orange. Gave evidence to the Inquiry on how the phones of the former companies could have been hacked.
