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London Stock Exchange outlines MiFID support

The London Stock Exchange has confirmed the services it will offer member firms and other market participants to assist compliance with the EU’s Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID).

Hacker infiltrates Pentagon

A hacker infiltrated one of the Pentagon's e-mail servers, which caused security staff to take up to 1,500 accounts offline to deal with the problem.

DHS failing to secure data despite $322m security spend

The US Department of Homeland Security, which sets the benchmark for IT security practice in America, suffered more than 840 IT security lapses in 2005 and 2006, despite spending $332m on IT security this year.

Brown promises more technology for police

Prime-minister-in-waiting Gordon Brown said he will work to help police fight crime and reduce paperwork through technology.

Wimbledon uses wireless network to keep out the tout

The organisers of the Wimbledon Tennis Championships have wirelessly enabled the event's ticketing application to combat ticket fraud.

Mobile deployment implementation considerations

Mobile deployments require a lot of pre-planning and consideration. If you've found a business case for a mobile deployment, use these steps on how to implement, manage, and secure.

Fuller's revamps IT system

Brewer Fuller's is meeting new business challenges by revitalising its IT systems to reduce complexity and increase flexibility across the organisation

How to profit from technology

  • In Depth
  • Author: Ian Grant
  • Date: 21 June 2007
To make IT a source of business value you have to get to grips with financial metrics and risk. Ian Grant looks at the different methods

IBM serves Wimbledon's data needs

With an ever-increasing range of applications and users, keeping up with Wimbledon's data traffic demands a sophisticated, flexible approach to networking

Online banks not trusted by three-quarters of public

Almost three-quarters of UK consumers do not trust their banks, and according to research online banks the worst.
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