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Nine out of 10 people worry that firms are selling their details illegally, says ICO

  • News
  • Author: Ian Grant
  • Date: 15 November 2007
More than nine out of 10 people worry that organisations are selling their personal details illegally, according to research from the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO).

Havering College saves £10,000 with unified security system

Havering Sixth Form College has unified its network security to reduce the amount it spends on IT security by £10,000.

Halifax bank offers security advice

High street bank Halifax is offering its online customers advice on how to secure their online experience through its Security Centre.

US federal IT heads less confident about their security despite spending a fortune on protection

US federal IT decision-makers are less confident about their network security arrangements compared to previous years, despite high spending on government mandated schemes, according to research.

PCI compliance used as blueprint for IT security

Payment services company Total Web Solutions (TWS) has used the security procedures introduced in a Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) project to boost security across its business.

Worms in decline, report says

Worms, once responsible for some of the worst virus epidemics in history, are now on the decline and are gradually fading into the background as hackers are looking to make money instead.

UK to lead discussions on future of the internet in Rio

  • News
  • Author: Ian Grant
  • Date: 09 November 2007
The UK is likely to lead discussions on internet security as part of an international debate on the future of the internet.

Mid Yorkshire NHS Trust upgrades network to improve patient care

The Mid Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust is upgrading its existing networks and implementing high-performance wireless networks to deliver better bedside care.

Whitehall could learn from Northern Ireland's IT change programme, analysts say

Whitehall could learn valuable lessons from a major IT change programme under way in Northern Ireland, analysts said this week.

Online Christmas shopping spending to rise 42%, survey says

UK online shoppers will spend £13.8bn during the Christmas festive season this year - a 42% increase on last year.
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