• Computer scientist in official recognition shock
  • Doctor Who Episode II: attack of the browsers
  • 2008: the year for Vista?
  • Computer Weekly's bloggers get back to the blogface for 2008
  • Good blogs
  • A Black Year for Privacy
  • Happy New Year
  • For auld lang syne
  • Securing home access to the network
  • Security Forecasts for 2008
  • VoIP Security
  • Security Forecasts for 2007 - Right or Wrong?
  • Millennials and Risk
  • Looking over the precipice: UK ICT in 2008
  • Out of the Office - Santa's little helpers will be out of the office for the next few days
  • Losing trust in the Trusts - and the dangers of being driven to abstraction
  • Seek and You Will Find
  • Only 8% of HMG data systems not fit for purpose
  • Back to Security Basics
  • Have a wonderful Christmas and a prosperous New Year
  • Don't drink and drive - Don't email and connive
  • Challenges ahead
  • "As user-friendly as a cornered rat"
  • Top five gorgeous Christmas IT gifts for geek girls and guys
  • Microsoft Developers Highway Code
  • Help HMG review its Information Risk Management
  • Lonely web users warned off caddish software
  • Security Guidance Shouldn’t Be Secret
  • Collaboration 2.008
  • L-Driver data breach: L-Government?
  • DIY Christmas decorations from the IT store cupboard (top five)
  • Rock-fuelled granddad reinvents the wheelchair
  • Are we feeling a little vulnerable?
  • 2007 - The Year of Security Awakening
  • Will sousveillance transform Government?
  • Prediction for 2008 - more targeted attacks
  • Select Committee Enquiry into ICT Skills Funding Cuts
  • Why was Police Portal scrapped?
  • Scrapped Police Portal - one of its past successes
  • Home Office agency scraps “world-first” online police system
  • Downtime slips up making a monkey of a chimpanzee
  • Facebook frees users from present-tense pickle
  • Moofers - a new buzzword or is it a possibility
  • Mystic Mickey and the Smarty Swami preview 2008
  • Downtime - a new blog on ComputerWeekly.com
  • More “facts” on HMRC’s missing CDs
  • A Poem for Christmas
  • Missing CDs - HMRC's reply on whether it over-reacted
  • The Art of Model Development
  • Stop whinging and help the Data Sharing Review
  • DWP bypasses courier to issue security guidelines
  • What I did on holiday: stole a car, smoked pot…
  • Russians see miracle of childbirth in a new light
  • Microsoft's Santa bot talks naughty, not nice
  • Chimps forget to pretend they have poor memories
  • The BCS awards - see what happened on the night
  • Dangerous developers
  • Next Year’s CIO Agenda
  • Skype me!
  • School Diners
  • What are your IT highlights in 2007
  • Physical Security Controls
  • The Future will be a Better Place
  • When Real and Virtual Worlds Collide
  • 2nd Chance for a Second Life
  • What old IT kit have you been hoarding??
  • I admit it - I'm a geek at heart
  • Back your MP in fighting the ICT skills funding cuts
  • Start taking security seriously
  • Think Tank Thinking Needs a Few More Ideas
  • Sex, drugs and rock & routers
  • The BCS awards
  • Big brother at risk of su-veillance (no "r")
  • Closing the Loop – It’s not that difficult
  • Hardware Horders - I know you're out there
  • The Ghost in the Machine
  • Second Best Life
  • Where did all the data go?
  • Asking your users for feedback and user centred design
  • Start rebuilding trust by treating their data as your own
  • E-Crime Petition approaching critical mass
  • Hardware hoarders - send us your entries
  • The Great Chinese Take-away
  • Social Networking – The Bigger Picture
  • Computer Weekly Social Networking Survey
  • What is good collaboration #2
  • Customer 2.0
  • Something Wicked This Way Comes
  • Travel Tales
  • Operation Bot Roast II
  • New ComputerWeekly.com video
  • Road Blocks for Road Warriors
  • E-Petition for action on E-Crime on No10 Website
  • 2007 Data Breach Survey
  • Don't Forget Your Digital Wallet
  • From top secret to toilet paper
  • Cock-up or Conspiracy?
  • Biggest corporate security threats
  • Dangers of third party content
  • What would you ask Tim Berners Lee?
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