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• IBM unveils anti-spaming technology
• SBS takes over entire Siemens infrastructure
• TeleWare puts self-service on hosted menu
• Postini adds more layers of enterprise security
• Siroconnect boosts security of managed remote access
• Dell boosts datacentre with new server range
• Emergency call failure puts VoIP supplier in dock
• IBM settles court case with Compuware
• Symbian woos corporate users with over-the-air Exchange 2003
• Travelex implements anti-money laundering software
• GPs win battle for IT systems of choice
• Oracle profits down, despite rise in sales
• Yahoo battles Gmail on storage
• Oracle opens centre to support UK and Ireland customers
• IT managers defaulting on compliance
• Storage appraisal service promises to save £20,000
• Police catch Brazilian phisherman
• Spammers in disguise
• HP points blades at SMEs
• LearnIT: VoIP basics quiz
• Nasdaq trades up
• Norwich goes for Autonomy
• Government backs plan to ensure UK has IT skills for next 10 years
• Apple bites back over piracy hole
• Time Warner fined £166m for accounting failures
• Memory giants settle patent battle
• Apple fixes Safari phishing hole
• Government aims to connect with NHS IT project rebrand
• New EU knock-back for Microsoft
• Identity crisis hits e-commerce
• Oracle wins battle to acquire Retek
• IM hit by 300% rise in security attacks
• Linux lags Windows in new security report
• Web application vulnerabilities soar, Symantec warns
• Firefox pushes IE market share below 90%
• Lack of transparency limits value of Gateway reviews into NHS plan
• Investment in enterprise software up 20% this year
• Broadband use soars
• DWP renews Atos contract for £500m
• McAfee admits buffer vulnerability
• Monitoring made harder by cookie security fears
• Survey highlights poor testing in public sector
• Lloyd's electronic front office will boost compliance with regulators
• Microsoft allows third parties to test patches before release -- and more news briefs
• SMEs lead growth in database spending
• Microsoft adds BI to Great Plains platform
• Sex discrimination rules could be extended to SMEs and overseas
• Most call centre outsourcing deals fail to achieve target, says Gartner
• IS masters degree puts focus on business skill
• Prepare for an ageing workforce by 2020
• Deadline for tech entries this week
• IT developers need to consider privacy implications of systems
• Firms warned to verify source code when using escrow as compliance drives uptake
• IT departments invited to try for skills awards
• Pay pendulum swings employees' way as firms get anxious about losing skilled staff
• Diaries out as conference season cruises into view
• Mainframe users to get more integration options
• Novell loses CTO ahead of key user conference
• Intel snaffles Sun's open source champion
• Indian IT bomb scares
• Wireless networks in London 'less secure'
• Group disables Apple iTune restrictions
• Revenue's online PAYE filing system will not be able to handle demand, warns Basda
• Schneier: 'Two-factor security is not our saviour'
• New wave of Trojan attacks could force banks to adopt two-factor authentication
• Do your bit for e-skills
• IT will be crucial in making £21bn savings
• Budget offers little to cheer the IT industry
• Nats' CTO steps down -- and other news briefs
• Microsoft previews Longhorn web technology
• Sun unveils compliance portfolio
• Ask Jeeves about its acquisition
• Logica expands service centre
• Half.com escapes eBay axe - for good
• Home Office waits for police database case
• Banks on high security alert against key loggers
• Government CIO denies he will be head of NHS IT
• In brief
• Google woos software developers with tools website
• Quality and security hold back IP-telephony
• Businesses warned of e-terror threat
• Don’t overlook mundane dangers, users told
• Foiled £220m heist reveals banks’ secret battle with cyber criminals
• SAP and Oracle continue battle for Retek
• NATS chief technology and programmes officer steps down
• European telecoms suppliers launch wireless development initiative
• Annual CA World user conference back on
• Toshiba launches Satellite R15-S822 convertible notebook PC
• Test finds US IRS lacking basic network protection procedures
• Wicom announces new version of its hosted VoIP suite
• Blue chip companies sign up for managed e-mail services
• Cognito awarded mobile services contract
• T-Systems offers its first hosted CRM service
• Garlands brings new aspect to call centre services
• Botnets more menacing than ever
• Secure Wireless Access
• McAfee helps SMEs with spyware
• Sir Denis used by spammer scammers
• IT directors called upon to help drive youngsters into IT
• Symantec updates poison patches



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