All Risk Management News - March 2008

Is software as a service the answer for SMEs?

The more grey-haired among us grew up in an era before the personal computer, when our first experience of computing was often a teletype linked at just a few hundred bits/sec to a timeshared mainframe, writes Jim Norton. The dream in those days was to have dedicated computing resources under your own control. Now the wheel in computing may be turning back to a similar model, but this time for all the right reasons.

Look before you leap into renegotiating an outsource deal

The chancellor's downward revision of the 2008-09 UK growth forecast to 1.75%-2.25%...

Home Office cannot find £1.3m to fund e-crime unit

Plans to create a national police unit to fight high-tech crime were delt a blow this week after the Home Office said it was unable to find £1.3m to fund the unit.

Police build national database of mugshots to help CCTV policing

The police are developing a national database of mugshots that can be matched with CCTV images to enable police to easily pick out potential offenders.

Businesses must keep back door locked to hackers

Once the focus of IT security was the network and its perimeter: stop hackers and viruses getting onto your network and you will secure your business. But over the last couple of years, businesses have begun to realise they left the back door open.

iPhone ready for business users, says Gartner

The Apple iPhone is now ready for business use, says analyst Gartner.

Crowne Plaza Hotels Ireland checks in Secure Computing to beat web threats

Crowne Plaza Hotels in Ireland is implementing Secure Computing's Secure Web platform to guard against web threats and ensure regulatory compliance.

UK government warns of economy’s reliance on internet

The UK's dependence on the internet is putting more than half of its economy at risk, says the government.

IBM customers should check threat of software patent lawsuits

UK Websphere and Net Commerce users have been warned to check that IBM will protect them from patent lawsuits brought by third-party software developers.

Nationwide banks on SAP for business transformation

Nationwide Building Society has chosen the latest version of SAP's banking platform as the technology core of its £300m business transformation project.
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