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• Tesco takes Direct route to effective data management
• Instant messaging attacks rise in October
• Is it important for IT to be environmentally friendly?
• Injection attacks -- Knowledge and prevention
• Countermeasures for malicious email code
• 'You can't sue unless we say so,' trusts told
• Messaging Security School
• News in brief
• Essential practices for securing mobile devices
• QE2 Centre finds the time for VoIP
• Oracle offers Red Hat Linux patching
• Secure instant messaging
• Your IT Greats revealed for our 40th birthday
• Homeserve’s new call centre assimilates legacy system
• P&O ferries updates web content system
• Don’t travel, go online
• Court upholds UK patent rejection
• Highways Agency awards £20m contract to QinetiQ
• Egg founders offer data tracking service
• Map advertising goes mobile
• IT managers ignorant of software compliance
• GNER claims world’s largest Wi-Fi fleet
• Three countries miss US biometric passport deadline
• Database security faces insider threat
• Men more at risk from spyware
• Business managers resent IT costs
• Microsoft suffers new browser threat
• Storage vendors polish their wares at SNW, page 2
• Firefox fans unfazed by IE 7
• Firms falling behind on SOA governance
• Firms ‘squander’ 10% of salaries
• BT snaps up security specialist Counterpane
• Survey: Data breach costs surge
• Storage vendors polish their wares at SNW part 3
• UK public favours biometrics increase
• Storage vendors polish their wares at SNW
• Microsoft announces Windows Defender availability
• CIOs enjoy £20,000 salary boost
• Flexible working key to workplace of 2016
• Don't miss out: final call for the UK's best IT workplaces
• Government IT: What happened to our £25bn?
• Metro Ethernet hardware booms
• Downtime: BT opts for a cracker of a deal
• How to keep your VoIP net safe
• Fraudsters infiltrate Glasgow call centres
• Australian spammer fined £2.2m
• Achieving compliance: a real-world roadmap
• China sues US firms for piracy
• Network Rail looks to cut app count
• Capgemini acquisition targets overseas growth
• Computer crime guide targets non-experts
• CSC seeks technical architects for NHS contract
• Duvall, the man behind Egg, is dead
• Sage embeds open-source database into software
• Security Blog Log: The never-ending PatchGuard debate
• Skype plays key role in BP's revamped emergency plan
• What storage managers are buying and why
• Microsoft’s 41% operating margin impresses
• Novell web interface boosts control
• Red Hat share price slumps
• Technology news in brief
• Luton improves productivity with optimised Ethernet WAN
• A trip from the Swinging 60s
• Intel QuickData to open up server technology
• Adaptec makes shared storage easy in a snap
• LeftHand launches field integration for HP servers
• IT greats: Top 10 greatest IT people
• Sun envisages virtual storage future with Blackbox
• Storage news round-up:EMC pledges $20M for Oracle
• Novell stacks up Linux Enterprise Server with IBM software
• Deadline reached for US biometric passports demand
• Hampshire police keep history for non-emergency calls
• BT acquires Counterpane for managed network security
• AOL Security Edition 9.0 vulnerable to attack
• Cisco launches mega videoconferencing system
• Microsoft releases beta 2 for digital certificates
• Microsoft offers new XP users free Vista upgrade
• Laptop battery recall sees Sony's profits nosedive
• Direct storage losing out to IP-based systems
• DVD Jon has another go at Apple's DRM
• Dell expands AMD server relationship
• RSA adds biometrics to banking phone systems
• Oracle supports Red Hat Linux sales
• Shared services crucial to SOA success
• Tibco pushes master data management capabilities for SOA
• Research shows massive botnet growth
• Oasis approves first reference model framework for SOA
• EMC shuffles channel deck
• Mercury goes after SOA lifecycle management market
• Sourcefire looking to go public
• Oracle adds Sunopsis ETL to SOA-based Fusion mix
• IBM and 3Com launch single-server IP telephony
• Firefox 2 launch keeps up pressure on Internet Explorer
• Lord Mayor warns of growing cybercrime threat
• Logicalis offer cuts cost of green training
• Oracle and IBM joins forces for Linux mainframes
• NAO calls for colleges to use more e-procurement
• Citrix shuns Linux due to 'lack of demand'
• Citrix revamps channel strategy
• Data breach costs to business rise by a third



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