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  • Security Software as a Service
  • Can we have more testing please
  • Petty local government bureaucracy alive and well!
  • BBC bias towards Microsoft proved (not)
  • On trial - role of the CISO
  • Microsoft Yahoo - deadline pases
  • Navigating the Security Conference Circuit
  • Microsoft/Yahoo – Your Comments
  • Microsoft Yahoo AGM attack
  • EDS reports growth in first quarter
  • Infosecurity Highlights
  • Second Life: the business opportunity explained
  • Microsoft: Yahoo deadline expires
  • Error messages you never want to see - no. 2
  • 290 patient safety incidents reported under NPfIT scheme
  • Error messages you never want to see
  • 1-2-3 you’re back in the room
  • Caption competition and Infosec leaves Olympia for its neighbour
  • Security still a people problem
  • Video: Second Life CEO on stepping down
  • Nigerian 419 scam on LinkedIn
  • Mobile Internet woes on the eeePC
  • Weekly video round up - twitter you tweets
  • Clinton penetrates Obama’s portal
  • What is good practice? Directors' Guides published
  • Second Life courtroom drama video
  • E-crime Unit - will it or won't it?
  • Businesses build Second Life experience
  • Some of the good and bad at HC2008 - a summing up
  • Infosec day two - midday lunchtime
  • Where are you IBM? (we now know where MS is!)
  • Stripper misses day in court thanks to computer error
  • Death by Data Protection III: paralysis from the top.
  • What's coming up today from Infosec
  • Identity systems will save the world
  • Yahoo earnings surge 281.7% in latest results
  • Reindeer meat and a new industry portal
  • Infosec 2008 - what's going on on day one
  • Whitehall advertises for NHS CIO
  • The Commodore 64 is our life
  • HC2008 - the lighter side of Healthcare Computing event in Harrogate
  • Cobol programmers back in demand
  • BT Openreach and SLAs - not up to scratch?
  • How to prove ROI on Web 2.0 projects
  • It's hot at Infosec 2008
  • Flame fizzles out on CNN attack
  • Another world, another time
  • Small-scale NPfIT look-alike in Australia is in trouble
  • Why I won't be at Infosecurity (but there's a competition if you are)
  • Phorm - 4 key rules that ISPs must obey
  • IT workers could swing US elections
  • Infosec 2008
  • Infosecurity Europe 2008
  • We are the weakest link
  • O2's mobile broadband service - what you should know...
  • Web 2.0 spending to increase - but who pays?
  • Have NPfIT contract talks in the south stalled?
  • Web 2.0 - creating digital lightening rods
  • Environment Agency takes phishing rather too literally?
  • Judge says ministerial statement about ID Card gateway reviews and FOI was "wrong"
  • Clear communications
  • Centralisation – Does it Really Help Security?
  • Laptop repairs? If in doubt hammer IT
  • Right on the case Mr White
  • The battle for the Internet
  • Laptop privacy on the train
  • Post-It note proves revealing
  • Career management: How to get headhunted
  • Daytime TV turns IT contractor to life of crime
  • Weekly video round-up
  • Women value chocolate more than data security
  • Wot a mesh you got me into!
  • All eyes on the NPfIT go-live at Barts?
  • Rebuilding the eeePC - Part 3
  • Bond.com domain name goes for $1 million
  • What not to do about Social Networking
  • Rapist poses as council care worker to access its data
  • CEOs court out by phishing bait
  • Spam video - how to stop spam harming business productivity
  • If you work with IBM or MS collabarative technology in the Enterprise, you may be out of work
  • The Apprentice UK
  • Rebuilding the eeePC - Part 2
  • How to hack guide
  • Choose and Book problems: up to 340 patients affected since Friday
  • Fingers burned by flaming laptop
  • Swindells report on NHS IT: is it being held up?
  • Former NHS CIO: the risks of enforced standardization
  • Robert Mugabe, spin and the NPfIT
  • Most read on ComputerWeekly last week
  • The Telegraph's Matt on Surveillance
  • Rebuilding the eeePC
  • More on Linkedin (less ads please)
  • The Future of Intellectual Property
  • Phorm public meeting
  • Infosec Europe
  • Barts NPfIT go-live: “a roller-coaster ride”
  • A week in the field with the eeePC
  • Positive Approach to Security Requests
  • Listen in, Directors: privacy matters
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