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UK airlines oppose ID card roll-out for airport workers

News
Author: Warwick Ashford
Date: 10 July 2008

UK airlines say government plans to make airport workers the first British nationals to carry national...

Barclays extends online services following security reader take-up

News
Author: Antony Savvas
Date: 10 July 2008

Barclays bank is rolling out extra online services following the take-up of its Gemalto ...

Securing the desktop and still allowing for flexibility

In Depth
Author: William Knight
Date: 08 July 2008

Few enterprises could bear a $7.2bn loss caused by a "computer genius" avoiding company policies and controls. But for international bank Société Générale,...

Best IT blogs: Full shortlist for Computer Weekly's IT Blog Awards 2008

Special Report
Author: Rebecca Froley
Date: 01 July 2008

Shortlist for Computer Weekly's IT Blog Awards 2008 in full, with links direct to all the shortlisted blogs.

WorldPay founder offers voice banking system

News
Author: Ian Grant
Date: 24 June 2008

Consumers may soon authenticate their online banking transactions using only their voices, if the latest brainchild of WorldPay ...

Podcast: Banking technology update with Avivah Litan from Gartner

Podcast
Author: Warwick Ashford
Date: 24 June 2008

Avivah Litan, information and security analyst at research firm Gartner, talks about the effectiveness of chip and pin bank card technology in combating fraud and the risks that may result from the introduction of faster payments.

Small businesses stressed on technology

News
Author: Joe O'Halloran
Date: 03 June 2008

Technology worries chief cause of concern among UK SMBs

New NAC allows SITA to make clean sweep

News
Author: Joe O'Halloran
Date: 28 May 2008

Centralised network access control allows recycling and waste management company to reduce policy compliance management to days rather than weeks

Hardware reputation and the online fraud arms race

Opinion
Author: Bob Tarzey
Date: 23 May 2008

Banks are used to arms races. In the 1960s and 1970s the easiest way to for thieves to get hold of a bank's money was to turn up in person at branches with a gun and demand cash. So banks placed their workers behind bulletproof glass. This forced the thieves on to the roads where the vans transporting cash became the main target. When the vans themselves were armoured it was the man walking from the van to the bank who became the target, he too was armoured.

Revealed - Government plans to tap phone and internet use

News
Author: Cath Jennings
Date: 22 May 2008

The Home Office is considering radical plans to develop a centralised surveillance system to track in real-time every kind of electronic activity undertaken by citizens.

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