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Health Committee calls for government action on delayed patient record systems

The Government must act to ensure the success of NHS Electronic Patient Record (EPR) systems and overcome delays.

Integrated Children's System

Hartlepool Borough Council has deployed a £750,000 Integrated Children's System (ICS) from Northgate Information Solutions to improve social care services.

Novell protects New York transport system

New York's mammoth subway and bus system is now being supported by network security and identity management technology from Novell.

DPM's diary: 18 September 2007

  • News
  • Author: CP Bound
  • Date: 13 September 2007
Monday Up to town for a meeting of Asslic Futures, a sort of think-tank for middle-aged and post-serious-career local government IT people. Most of...

Cisco expands NAC security offering for branch offices

Cisco has expanded its Network Admission Control (NAC) offering with a system to improve security at branch offices.

Nokia’s network appliance marries speed and security

  • News
  • Author: Ian Grant
  • Date: 13 September 2007
Nokia has released a network appliance that uses two quad-core Intel Xeon processors with Intel's I/O Acceleration Technology to achieve raw processing speeds of 12gbps, or 5.3gbps with default settings.

Cisco improves datacentre virtualisation offering with VMWare integration

Cisco has integrated its VFrame Data Center system with VMware Virtual Infrastructure to improve its server virtualisation offering to firms.

Russian US Consulate hacked

IT security and control firm Sophos has reported on its blog that webpages of the US Consulate General in St.Petersburg, Russia, were attacked by hackers earlier this week. The infected pages have since been cleaned up.

Commons Health Committee MP criticises NPfIT report

An MP on the Commons' Health Committee has criticised a report by his colleagues on aspects of the National Programme for IT (NPfIT). He said the report of the Health Committee on the Electronic Patient Record - a central part of the NPFIT - was "very weak and a golden opportunity missed".

Video:CISO security special part two

  • Video
  • Date: 12 September 2007
In the second part of our security special video, ComputerWeekly.com blogger and security expert David Lacey interviews Standard Chartered Bank's John Meakin. Meakin is group head of information security at Standard Chartered and agreed to be interviewed at its head office in the City of London.
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