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• BT cuts SDL broadband rate
• New deal boosts open source licence compliance
• Open-source software ratings system launched
• Your shout: Don't forget service and beware of e-mail traps
• Eliminating 'us and them' approach
• Tibco links RFID data to ERP apps
• QinetiQ first UK firm to choose Lenovo PCs
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• Eclipse set to shine as standard, say analysts
• IBM to withdraw its support for Hyperion
• Councils are doing their best with limited funds
• Microsoft cracks down on pirates
• IT directors urged to prepare for growing mobile demand
• Consultants save time with tablets
• EMC boosts capacity with DMX-3
• Budvar to roll out ERP to Europe
• BCS finalists go forward
• Management qualifications in demand
• Underground gets real-time reporting
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• IT directors test continuity plans
• IT ball moves to Hammersmith following bombing disruption
• City firms use jobs board to recruit women
• Double performance mainframe raises software cost concerns
• Strong business case links IT spending to e-gov and service improvements in Leeds
• Demand for IT graduates is rising
• WHSmith ready for management innovations after major upgrade
• Single ERP and HR apps cut costs, say report
• Psychometric tests help to identify IT bosses' skills
• Windows beta previews biggest update since XP
• Virgin to pilot RFID aircraft parts tracking system at Heathrow
• Bombings spark all-out effort by transport police IT team
• Big projects are key to IT growth
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• Network Rail cuts deal for mainframe savings
• TNT Express overcomes network bottleneck with modelling tool
• Rackspace unveils Linux based managed hosting service -- and more news briefs
• Open specification to aid PC server security
• Avoid long-term e-mail hosting, warns Gartner
• AMD launches low end Athlon 64 processor
• Scalix launches wireless productivity suite for Linux
• Mozilla updates mobile browser
• Sybase to acquire Extended Systems
• Broadband and IT services drive BT profits up 20%
• General Motors chooses Java system
• IDC slams European firms’ attitudes to security
• XML and web services skills are a 'prized commodity' for business
• Attack: USB could be the death of me
• Lenovo to challenge IBM for fastest supercomputer
• Microsoft prevents former employee from working at Google
• Security software contains 'serious bugs'
• Record numbers go for gold in BCS IT Professional awards
• West Bromwich building society protects against money laundering
• ICT Charity Ball is rescheduled
• Dell offers Exchange Server deal
• Consolidating ERP systems can save 30% costs
• EMEA PC market growth boosted by proliferation of low-priced notebooks in Q2 2005
• Computer Associates cuts jobs as profits rise
• Microsoft Windows Vista beta out now
• Cyber blackmailers and adware threaten
• Growing concern over identity cloning
• Sarbox compliance costing companies
• Smart phones eclipse PDAs, says IDC
• Microsoft signs 100,000 desktop deal with government departments
• Find out how to cope with burgeoning storage needs
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• NISCC reveals SAP R/3 security flaw
• Ethical hacking is challenging and lucrative but training is expensive
• Proposed bill requires ISPs to state measures taken to block indecent images
• Dell puts businesses in control of sensitive data with no-return offer
• Oracle says 230 will switch from SAP
• Motorola and Cisco go after mobile workforce
• Cisco, Black Hat litigation comes to a close
• Combining technology and social engineering: Hacking behind bars
• WHSmith News completes £3.5m upgrade
• Experience tomorrow's thinking on mobile data today
• Intel reveals EFI specification
• M&S gets taster of smart phone system
• iDefense doubles bug bounty
• Cal Software lays ground for £5m agribusiness deal
• Firefox browser downloaded record 75 million times
• Hackney invites bidders for £10m IT outsourcing contract
• St Helens to make annual savings of £300k by migrating key systems
• Secure servers standards launched
• Rackspace launches high-end Linux hosting service
• Hackers target personal web hosting sites
• Experts weigh in on spyware's defining moment
• VeriSign raises stakes in battle for threat intelligence
• VoIP encryption to have 'Pretty Good Privacy
• OWASP Guide to Building Secure Web Applications and Web Services, Chapter 11: Session Management
• OWASP Guide to Building Secure Web Applications and Web Services, Chapter 17: Buffer Overflows
• OWASP Guide to Building Secure Web Applications and Web Services, Chapter 13: Interpreter Injection
• EMC launches high-end storage array
• Enterprise Grid Alliance issues security checklist
• VMware changes processor licensing structure
• TippingPoint offers bounty for bug tip offs
• EU slammed over IT cost of regulatory compliance
• UK firms suffer at hands of increasingly complex systems
• Banks expect benefits from £2.5bn compliance costs
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