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• Sarbox challenge drains security budgets
• Continuity plans kick in as blasts rock London
• £70m IT system takes control of half UK energy
• Microsoft outlines SOA strategy to make it easier to link systems
• Bradford settlement could affect Swansea deal
• Council offers IT staff choice in IBM deal
• Delegates given sneak preview of Exchange 12 e-mail server
• Deutsche Bank signs £80m IT deal
• EU votes no on change to software law
• Government departments failing to realise benefits of Gateway reviews, say MPs
• Philips migrates to SQL Server reporting to improve supply chain management
• Office 12 security may hamper integration
• Security centre-stage as Oracle releases v2 of 10g
• Selfridges uses public mobile network to keep managers in touch on the sales floor
• SQL Server update promises high-end performance boost
• Parliament looks set for Revenue systems debate
• Reuters rolls out VoIP system for 3,000 staff at Canary Wharf HQ
• Private sector looks to use multiple outsourcing suppliers
• MS Office gets Visual Studio tools
• BT to trial its national IP network in Cardiff
• Mobile kit complicates licensing
• Servers crash Abbey Business site
• Pito faces two years of uncertainty
• Law Society farms out IT to aid compliance
• Deadline looms for E-Commerce Awards
• Council saves £2.2m with IP telephony
• Europe meets to thrash out deal on phone and e-mail records
• Open source appoints European champion
• SAP to add 4,000 employees in India -- and other news briefs
• 'BE' offers broadband deal of 24mbps; Microsoft pays IBM $775m -- and more tech news briefs
• No budget for upgrades? Microsoft can help
• Microsoft prepares to ship data back-up software
• Microsoft pays out $250K Sasser bounty
• Fujitsu reinforces Linux push
• Mounting losses force out Borland boss
• Spyware conspirators face trial in Israel
• IBM releases new PowerPC chips
• Another US banks owns up to data loss
• Trojan placed in bombings e-mail
• Microsoft launches mid-size server package
• Open source data compression is unsecure
• Alcatel employs an extra 1,250 R&D staff in India
• Sasser virus writer walks free
• Japanese banks fall victim to spyware thefts
• Citrix launches thin client SME product
• Wi-Fi hacker charged
• Microsoft to issue three security patches on Tuesday (12 July)
• NCC Group boosts security escrow operation
• Business continuity plans keep London working
• Deutsche Bank signs Getronics with five-year desktop deal
• Instant messaging security attacks soar 2,700%
• Law Society signs £9m outsourcing deal
• Bombings prompt London firms to invoke back-up plans
• Pakistan still cut off from web
• Mobile working threat to software license compliance
• Adobe PDF reader hit by buffer overflow flaw
• Sourcelabs opens up project catalogue
• UK IT industry backs rejection of software patent
• Microsoft's CISO discusses security
• PING with Karen Worstell
• This is not your father's hacker
• Microsoft issues guidance on latest IE flaw
• European software directive defeated
• Google and Yahoo launch RSS ad packages
• Oracle to acquire Profitlogic to boost retail intelligence
• Broadcom sues Qualcomm over 3G chips
• Atos to build London Olympic infrastructure
• Nokia in patent royalties dispute
• Sasser teenager confesses to court
• SAP to double staff in India to 4,000
• Exchange 12 will boost mobility and governance
• TechEd: SQL Server worth wait says Microsoft
• Tech Ed: Visual Studio links to Office
• Tech Ed: Microsoft spells out the future
• Trafford halves comms costs with IP
• Microsoft announces CRM 3.0
• IBM and Capita in the frame at Birmingham
• Finance and accounting outsourcing market will be worth £2.1bn
• Europe gears up to crucial software patent vote
• Britannic chooses Atos
• Paris Hilton pics land man in court
• AMD wins anti-shredding order in Intel anti-trust case
• Wrong key stroke costs trader £135m
• IBM and banks draw up data security blueprint
• China to crack down on its spammers
• Airline eliminates worms with intrusion detection
• Boards wise up to IT wins
• Sun chief aims for service oriented future
• What national police IT fiasco has to teach us for the NHS modernisation programme
• Brewing giant chooses BT for global comms
• Business managers get more involved with IT
• CIOs fail to see benefit of using open source
• Java to offer improved support for XML
• Sun releases more Java code to developers
• Novell rolls out beta of Groupwise 7
• Microsoft lights way to Longhorn
• MPs back publication of Gateway reports
• Alleged Sasser author goes on trial
• Government IT heads join CIO Connect
• Government is dodging ID card issues, says LSE



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