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Oklahoma Department of Corrections leaks personal data from website

Thousands of residents of Oklahoma state in the US have found their personal details have been freely available on the web for three years.

TNS standardises IT security in face of globalised threats

Market research company Taylor Nelson Sofres (TNS) will standardise its global IT security at more than 250 offices using unified threat management (UTM) appliances rather than more expensive standalone security software.

UK banks cut IT spending because of credit crisis

The uncertainty surrounding the UK economy is driving banks to rein back IT spending.

Ofcom pushes for fibre broadband in new-build properties

The communications regulator Ofcom has published proposals to promote next-generation fibre broadband networks for new housing and office developments.

Most firms think they cannot fill skills gaps, says CBI

More than half of UK employers do not think they can fill their skills gaps, says the CBI, which has just published its annual audit of the nation's skills.

Rapist poses as council care worker to access data

A rapist has posed as a care worker to access council data on vulnerable teenagers. The incident highlights a danger of creating large databases of sensitive personal information that are difficult to secure against determined and unscrupulous insiders.

Building firm uses e-Service Desk software for ITIL compliance on IT helpdesk

Building designer Cundall has installed e-Service Desk software to automate incident management and service requests within IT departments across the company's international network, including the UK, Dubai, China, Spain and Romania.

Infosecurity to host mock security breach trial

Infosecurity will this week host a mock courtroom trial to demonstrate that the boardroom has ultimate responsibility for information security breaches.

Montpelier invests in new IT infrastructure to comply with FSA regulations

Montpelier Asset Management has upgraded its network and IT infrastructure to help it comply with Financial Services Authority (FSA) regulations.

Malware coders shifting focus to home PC users, report says

British companies have suffered 60% fewer malware infections than two years ago as a result of near-universal use of anti-virus and anti-spyware, but cybercriminals are now aiming at less well-defended targets, such as home PC users, according to a PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) report.
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