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• Network Appliance completes acquisition of data security specialist
• DefCon and Black Hat wireless hackers foiled
• Opera celebrates tenth anniversary with free code
• SMEs offered new data management suite
• IT recruiters urged to aid staff diversity
• Canary Wharf to offer full Wi-Fi coverage
• C&W's IP ring offers fast access for London
• EMC acquisition boost to customer support
• Hitachi researchers make quantum leap
• Shipbuilder VT upgrades to solve NT4 support headaches
• Passive fingerprinting: Applications and prevention
• Antivirus can introduce dangerous network security holes into any OS
• Myfip's Titan Rain connection
• Pensions department cuts deal for £900m saving
• Sainsbury's vets suppliers over IT continuity plans
• Intel promises to ease spiralling datacentre power consumption
• BAA cuts its desktop costs with thin clients
• Online services deadline will be met but will public be won over?
• Online evidence for Wiltshire speed-trap victims
• Microsoft encourages Live Communicatiions integration
• Intel fleshes out multi-core plan to boost computing performance
• IBM offers 'continuous' back-up system
• Sygate acquisition should provide security boost for Symantec users
• Capita denies school IT price hike
• Atos maps its skills to aid career development
• Kent Council pays £10m upfront for five-year IBM hardware deal
• IONA and MetaSecure team up to provide joint SOA solutions
• Microsoft releases Windows Server 2003 R2 preview
• Microsoft releases WinFS test beta
• Councils share cost of monitoring
• IT departments urged to prepare staff for IPv6
• Real-time crime analysis to boost transport police after IT overhaul
• Many e-business sites still failing disabled users, says BCS charity
• Men more vulnerable to internet threats
• Police arrest two over Zotob worm
• 'Unified threat management' offerings point to expanding market
• Network access control product to confront security threat posed by travelling staff
• GoldenGate offering tackles database discrepancies
• Firms face fierce competition for business skills, warns Forrester
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• UK ID card will have to meet biometric standards
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• Your shout: Why councils are hampered and the need to value staff more
• Business continuity spotlight falls on SMEs
• Mission impossible? Pensions CIO faces tough task despite tightening up EDS deals
• New guidelines to beat bullying
• Lectures to tackle crisis management
• Dell upgrades Birmingham hospital trust
• Cardiff Airport offers Wi-Fi access
• Storage area network quiz
• VoIP for SMBs: Cutting edge and cutting costs
• Ones to watch: Tablet PCs, clean bits and meta data
• Poor management puts sensitive staff data at risk
• Companies skiving archiving
• Spend, spend, spend online
• Trillion dollar baby
• Top IT industry suppliers and telcos support wireless community scheme -- and other news briefs
• Financial services companies shun strategic outsourcing
• High profile breach brings security to top of agenda
• Sun acquires SeeBeyond Technology
• Cheshire Council and NHS pick IBM and Esprit for new system
• Chinese websites attack US Defence networks
• DWP websites to work with multiple browsers
• PatchLink upgrades its security management software
• Microsoft unveils plans for Virtual Server
• How do you manage your mobile workforce
• Mind the gaps
• Linux hacker news is old news
• Mobile phone sales stronger than ever
• Nokia to open networking operating centre in India
• Canon introduces automated printer fault reporting
• Rogue key-logging code continues to infect machines
• York University uses Apple 64-processor cluster at its neuroimaging centre
• The problem with selling security
• The cost of Sarbox compliance
• Securing the voice network
• From reactive to proactive security
• Government renegotiates CSA outsourcing contract with EDS
• SEC wants SMBs to vent SOX pains
• Wimax wireless trial to roll out in the Midlands
• Loophole exposes Cisco intrusion detection system
• The Talkies come to Exchange
• PHP protocol hit again by security flaw
• IBM to launch cheaper xSeries server
• Travel firm to use web solution for data interchange
• How 'limited' malcode pulled off the year's biggest attack
• Security survey -- SMBs under attack
• Compliance technology drives business change at ABN Amro
• CAM framework is patched against hackers
• StorageTek doubles mainframe capacity
• Flaws patched in OpenVPN
• Novell releases latest version of cost-controlling ZENworks
• AMD releases high-end chips for lightweight notebooks
• BEA to take over Plumtree portals
• IT departments costing firms money
• Outsourcing gets captive audience
• Rift in internal communications causes website crashes
• Compliance – who cares?
• UK IT managers’ pay lags European average



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