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Blogs
| www.computerweekly.com
| 26/02/2009

...Michael MP gets it right when he draws a comparison with the "broken windows" theory, which helped reduce crime in New York City. The concept is simple: tackling small, visible crimes builds confidence in the environment and deters local criminals... http://www.computerweekly.com/blogs/david_lacey/2009/02/broken_windows_and_e-crime.html

Police to be allowed searches of national database of NHS patient records

Blogs
| www.computerweekly.com
| 28/02/2008

...s answer Wall St Journal poll on electronic health records Safety and privacy of databases on children New York City puts e-health records online Privacy imperative in healthcare IT Google your private health information How... http://www.computerweekly.com/blogs/tony_collins/2008/02/police-will-be-allowed-searche.html

Anti-terrorist police to use congestion charge cameras

News
| www.computerweekly.com
| 18/07/2007

...helpful step towards ensuring that the use of TfL camera data remains subject to a degree of scrutiny." Last week New York City announced plans for a £45m CCTV scheme to monitor suspected terrorist vehicle and pedestrian traffic in Lower Manhattan... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2007/07/18/225634/anti-terrorist-police-to-use-congestion-charge-cameras.htm

Changing Security Culture

Blogs
| www.computerweekly.com
| 26/06/2008

...problem needs more serious attention, a campaign more akin to the efforts made in the nineties to eradicate crime in New York City. How should we go about this? Well I'm afraid you'll have to wait for my soon-to-be-published John Wiley... http://www.computerweekly.com/blogs/david_lacey/2008/06/changing_security_culture.html

David Lacey's IT Security Blog

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Today I attended an all-day Jericho Forum Members’ meeting hosted by Eli Lilly at their Bagshot campus. It was a good session. We had some excellent and lively debates, with interesting contributions ranging from abstract academic posturing to eminently practical suggestions. http://www.computerweekly.com/blogs/david_lacey/security-solutions/

Domain name move could trigger flood of disputes

News analysis
| www.computerweekly.com
| 09/07/2008

...organisation said consortiums were already interested in establishing city-based top-level domains such as .nyc for New York City. The move will alleviate the existing shortage of domain names, but intellectual property lawyers have urged caution... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2008/07/09/231429/domain-name-move-could-trigger-flood-of-disputes.htm

New internet domains could pose new security risks

News
| www.computerweekly.com
| 27/06/2008

...already been interest from consortiums wanting to establish city-based top level domain, such as ".nyc" (for New York City), ".berlin" and ".paris". Pete Simpson, ThreatLab Manager at Clearswift, said, "Allowing new domain names... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2008/06/27/231273/new-internet-domains-could-pose-new-security-risks.htm

Shockingly easy to take down the US power grid

In-Depth
| www.computerweekly.com
| 20/09/2009

...stop and prevent power surges generated anywhere in the system from spreading to other substations. Pilot tests in New York City may be ready as soon as 2010." These precautions are well and good, but there are easier ways to bring a grid down... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2009/09/20/237720/shockingly-easy-to-take-down-the-us-power-grid.htm

Home wireless networks more secure than business networks

News
| www.computerweekly.com
| 29/10/2008

...position as the "most wireless city" with a total of 12,276 access points detected - exceeding the number we found in New York City by more than 3,000. GVL5-20090106.1 http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2008/10/29/232960/home-wireless-networks-more-secure-than-business-networks.htm

The biggest cause of IT failures ... and where it leaves ID cards and the NHS IT programme

Blogs
| www.computerweekly.com
| 06/03/2007

...and giro cheques £1.49 each. Direct credits cost one pence per payment. And another clear objective: the New York City mayor launched NYC 3-1-1, a single telephone number, answered by an operator, all day and night , which gives... http://www.computerweekly.com/blogs/tony_collins/2007/03/the-biggest-cause-of-it-failures-and-where-it-leaves-id-crads-and-the-nhs-it-programme.html

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AT&T Rings in the Holidays by Dialing up Its Largest Ever High Tech Store in New York City

pressrelease
| www.prnewswire.com
| 24/11/2009

...Holidays by Dialing up Its Largest Ever High Tech Store in New York City Supersized Times Square Store is 5x Bigger; Customers...devices. AT&T has 62 AT&T owned stores in New York City, with more than 130 serving customers across metro New... http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/att-rings-in-the-holidays-by-dialing-up-its-largest-ever-high-tech-store-in-new-york-city-72486122.html

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