• Information Meltdown
• The Sun reports on potential security flaw in NPfIT Choose and Book
• CIOs and global business process re-engineering
• Reasons to avoid Facebook: anti-social networking
• Is NPfIT summary care record plan feasible? UCL report
• Iron men and geeks
• Video round-up (for last week, better late than never!)
• HSBC lose a server
• The elves and the printer maker
• Insider Threats: the biggest Information Security risk
• BT broadband and its customer service
• Presumed Guilty
• Look here: Pure filth
• Pownce or Twitter
• Data Security Failings at DWP?
• Hackers take the airwaves
• Laptop encryption
• Philip Virgo nominated for New Statesmen New Media Award
• Team Team Team
• Irony – it’s like goldy and bronzey but made of iron
• Why do we never learn? - The key to successful delivery
• PayPal's security features take some beating
• Loadsamoney
• How to Increase Your Wi-Fi Signal
• Peter Gabriel Web Server Stolen
• NPfIT - back to choice of suppliers for NHS trusts?
• Is CfH in a good position to oversee the NPfIT?
• Yet Another Security Circle
• Un-blogging
• Plug and pay
• Microsoft Senior PC - not just for the elderly
• Thoughts on Microsoft-Yahoo
• Microsoft was always in a win-win with Yahoo
• Lowest Common Denominator
• CCTV fails to cut crime - so let's take identity out of the equation
• Top five information security blog posts
• White Hat Dilemma
• Whitehall pushed immature technology on NHS – government-funded report
• Web 2.0: Understanding participation
• Voice Firewalls - the next compelling technology
• Web scam suicide
• Top web name blunders
• Software must be made green
• Computer Weekly on CNN
• Top Whitehall 200k IT jobs – hopefuls given only 2 weeks to apply
• SAP posts strong results but slow take up for Business ByDesign SaaS
• Best of the blogs: Computer Weekly launches its first IT Blog Awards
• The immorality of putting the naive and vulnerable on-line
• Restraint of ego
• We can’t have enough security products
• Is that a blade server in your jacket?
• Microsoft drives Mrs. Daisy with ‘senior PC’
• Wi-Fi gizmo competes with undersea toaster
• Is security really a business enabler?
• Skip Vista - you know it makes sense
• Nerds go wild at no-holds barred malware contest
• User generated content - an IT strategy
• Mid-week funny: Paxman resists
• Ray Stanton and Bruce Schneier interviews
• Fujitsu makes revised offer on NPfIT contract
• World-class? - please no
• Traffic stats and the top 10 blogs
• Real hackers stay close to the action
• The key message from Web 2.0
• BT CRM vs Salesforce.com CRM
• Portable Identity and the BBC
• Grand Theft Auto IV and computer games - what's the fuss?
• IT skills worth learning – how do you decide?
• 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
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