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• Microsoft bows to user pressure with early security patch
• NHS data spine out of action for 28 hours in a week
• Network Rail's upgrade to XP arrives on time and under budget
• Manufacturer links core enterprise apps
• Comms a key challenge in Northgate blast recovery
• Microsoft releases critical security patches
• Google distributes free software package
• Barclays offers discounted security software to customers
• Cost and privacy concerns erode doctors' confidence in NHS plan
• Apacs standard to help secure net transactions
• IBM-led group looks to boost SOA with business function standards
• Oracle cuts licensing costs for multicore systems but draws flak over complexity
• Watmore will retain ties to e-government
• IT coaching aims to bridge the gap between classroom and business
• Microsoft tests Live Messenger service
• Microsoft/SAP system released for testing
• Unilever outsources transactions to IBM
• Bodies link to reduce net frequency clashes
• Bupa builds on .net
• Wi-Fi phone offers IP calls via hotspots
• BCS members get online access to research material
• TechData news in brief
• Government buyers see benefits of CRM
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• DataCore unveils cut-price data mirroring
• Portsmouth University studies remote working
• OpenOffice releases portable collaboration suite
• Liberty to unveil personal federated identity management
• Ten reasons to date a geek
• Open-source GPL licence draft out this week
• Apache releases open-source Java application server
• Pfizer to use RFID to beat counterfeiters
• OWASP Guide to Building Secure Web Applications and Web Services, Chapter 9: Authentication
• OWASP Guide to Building Secure Web Applications and Web Services, Chapter 19: Cryptography
• OWASP Guide to Building Secure Web Applications and Web Services, Chapter 8: Web Services
• OWASP Guide to Building Secure Web Applications and Web Services, Ch. 22: Denial of Service Attacks
• Google fails to relaunch free web analytics service
• Intel unveils new entertainment platforms
• EMC expands business information grid development
• Linux/Unix bugs outnumber Windows flaws three-to-one in 2005
• US spammer fined $11.2bn
• Yahoo delivers faster mobile apps
• General Electric cleared to transfer employee data overseas
• CA gets Wily in applications management
• More Microsoft security patches planned for next week
• Microsoft rushes out critical Windows security patch
• New Sober worm is unleashed
• No hold ups for Network Rail £10m desktop upgrade
• Symantec moves into IM
• US begins major RFID passport trial
• Windows flaw spells unhappy new year
• IT directors get recycling reprieve
• Middle managers frustrated by poor career prospects
• Outsourcing adds cost warns report
• Demand for .NET and Java driving recruitment
• SOX sucks up big bucks
• Microsoft pulls blog of Chinese dissident
• Google investigates fake home page
• Firefox takes almost 10% of browser market
• Adobe ships mobile Flash development options
• Blue Coat buys Premeo to offer end-point security
• McAfee pays out $50m for financial misstatements
• Skype launches Wi-Fi VoIP phone
• Gates shows off new Windows Vista features
• Palm debuts Windows-driven Treo smart phone
• OWASP Guide to Building Secure Web Apps and Services, Ch. 15: Error Handling, Auditing and Logging
• OWASP Guide to Building Secure Web Applications and Web Services, Chapter 10: Authorization
• OWASP Guide to Building Secure Web Applications and Web Services, Chapter 12: Data Validation
• Swansea finally signs 10-year outsourcing deal
• Councils to get the message about challenges of open source
• Think tank calls for government Office of IT
• Socitm changes council website grading system
• Business Objects enters professional services market
• RIM wins latest round in patent battle with NTP
• Text messaging to be used to chase unpaid court fines
• Microsoft to issue critical security patch next week as infections rise
• Indian Market Grows And Diversifies: More Choices For More Customers
• Western Europe Continues To Enjoy Low Consulting Rates
• Blackberry users warned of malicious attachments
• IT Governance Framework Structures, Processes and Communication
• Stabilizing IT With Process Methodologies
• The Economics Of IT: Context And Maturity Drive IT Spending
• Symantec enters instant messaging security market by acquisition
• Where Should The CIO Report?
• Europe's Looming IT Skills Deficit Rising Retirement Rates Will Fuel A Renewed Skills Shortage
• CIOs Must Join Their Firms' Executive Rotation
• Tokyo Stock Exchange to build improved trading system
• New Wi-Fi hotspots to support four million users
• CDC sets sights on Onyx takeover
• Massachusetts open source CIO resigns
• Intel drops 'Intel Inside' tag in rebranding campaign
• Siebel shareholders to vote on Oracle takeover
• US tests RFID passports at San Francisco airport
• Opera partners with Google in mobile space
• Nokia loses £150m patent dispute case
• iPod design chief in new year's honours list
• Hot skills: Microsoft's C# wins new friends and influences .net developments
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