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Google warns of Christmas malware e-mails

Christmas-themed malware attacks are do ing the rounds,

Olympics adds to National Grid pressure

The London Olympics is set to put immense pressure on the National Grid. UK datacentre managers are concerned that there will not...

Building regulations for IT

  • Opinion
  • Author: Tim Hunter
  • Date: 28 November 2008
Did poorly-functioning IT systems contribute to the recent financial crisis? We must ask the question: was the Basel II regulatory framework properly implemented in banks' IT systems? That set of regulations was supposed to provide improved information on exposure to risk.

Evidence mounts for NPfIT review

It is often said that good results on IT-related projects and programmes rely on good communications. This helps to explain why the NHS's £12.7bn National Programme for IT (NPfIT) is such a good case study - an exemplar of how poor communications corresponds with poor results.

NCC acquires security testing rival NGSS for £10m

Security and testing firm NCC Group has acquired smaller rival Next...

Republishing BNP data may not be lawful

The British National Party data...

Hidden code threatens web users

Code hidden in legitimate...

CIOs asked to lead through recession

CIOs are being asked by the boardroom to change the way the business operates to help it through the economic downturn. In a survey...

Yahoo to lose European head

Yahoo European managing director Tony Coppel is to leave the company.

The continuing challenge of getting IT on the board

Ten years ago I wrote a paper headlining the fact that few organisations had IT representation at main board level. At that time, however, the trend was...
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