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• Programme gets new joint head
• Minister promises extra funding for NHS systems
• New breed of virus beats AV gateways
• Novell sues Microsoft over WordPerfect
• ASP creates an easy environment for lightweight web applications
• Wireless broadband pair to combine standards
• Microsoft investigates possible Windows XP SP2 flaws
• Nortel delays financial restatements again
• PDA market veers to Windows CE
• Future-proof blade server shrinks down
• UN creates internet governance working group
• Single sign-on software turns up
• Icann domain transfer policy takes effect
• Intel appoints Otellini as CEO
• Access control entries
• Access control best practices
• AD permissions
• ACE inheritance
• Access control lists (ACLs)
• Access control in Windows 2000: Tying it all together
• Impersonation
• Restricted access tokens
• Security descriptors
• The structure of an ACE
• User rights
• Access rights
• How access control works
• NTFS permissions
• RIDs and the RID Master role
• SIDs versus GUIDs
• The Windows 2000 access control model
• The structure of a SID
• Well-known SIDs
• Where Windows 2000 uses SIDs
• Configuring access control
• Intel's Pentium M sales take off in US
• Red Hat opens China office
• Ten cracks found in Windows security upgrade
• eBay buys top Dutch ads site
• Paper trail tops US e-voter poll
• Insurers face IT splurge
• Survey finds grid computing uptake slow
• Deutsche Telekom doubles third-quarter profit
• Financial firms fail to monitor systems for attacks, says FSA
• Utilities switch on to broadband over powerlines
• Siemens reports rise in full-year profits
• Wi-Fi superchip threatens Bluetooth
• Broadband bumps up BT revenue
• Sun boss saddles up high horse
• Record results for Dell in third quarter
• Dell closer to using AMD chips
• Microsoft's own search engine hits beta
• Microsoft issues one fix in monthly security update
• Zero Day arrives with latest MyDoom
• Summit pleads for single anti-spam standard
• PeopleSoft profits restated upwards
• Cisco revenues continue to climb
• Gmail starts to download messages
• Dell opens another call centre in India
• IBM fits car dealer portal with Enigma engine
• Sun aims for easier Java programming
• EU lays out objections to ContentGuard deal
• i2 rebound gathers pace
• Israeli company looks to India to cut engineering costs
• IBM readies SME tools
• IT managers want more action, says Meta boss
• Euro supercomputer network boots up
• PeopleSoft's fate in the 'hands of the shareholders'
• Schneider awards Capgemini £1bn outsourcing deal
• India gets IT posts in bank's offshore move
• Microsoft extends legal protection to most users
• Oracle makes final offer for PeopleSoft
• States' rights lose out to VoIP
• Cyberguard ranks set to double
• Vodafone launches 3G services
• Interoperability fears over Euro patent law
• Euro patent rebels attack innovation tax
• New Microsoft search engine goes live tomorrow
• Wireless USB ready by Christmas
• Firefox looks to integrated desktop searches
• Firefox 1.0 unleashed to bite Explorer
• Minimum standard laid down for firewalls
• Microsoft gifts sharing tools to public sector
• Itanium 2 stuffed with cache
• Trojan spams Russian mobile phones
• Europe in danger of becoming a 'haven for plagiarism', warn IT firms
• Learning Guide: Access control
• Matrix delivers on 3D memory chip promise
• High-risk IT projects skipping vital review stages, reveals NAO
• Toshiba gets tough on memory patents
• Quake factory transfers chip production
• Security glitch catches out another online bank
• Dual-core desktops still 18 months off
• Public sector shuns outsourcing
• Another IE flaw, another MyDoom
• Government prepares UK cyber fortress to throttle online crime
• Doc spec plug for e-commerce
• Roadmap boosts Bluetooth bandwidth
• Microsoft pays up in NetWare case
• Silicon Valley casts envious eyes on Europe



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