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  • Please delete temporary files before divorce
  • FOI papers reveal more lessons from Bolton NPfIT trials
  • NPfIT executives will stand by Lorenzo
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  • Network IPS is Dead - Long Live Application IPS
  • The questions IBM wouldn't answer
  • Bad Phorm
  • £3 million claim against IBM over patent
  • Blog it like Beckham!
  • Close the E-crime Safe Haven - Blog by The Earl of Erroll
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  • Comments: We love them. What do you reckon?
  • Malware in MP3 players
  • Regaining Public Trust in e-Government Services
  • Web Security - Scanners, Firewalls and the SDLC
  • Turning Threats into Opportunities
  • Will the last ISP to leave the EU not switch off the Net?
  • Image of the week: PSD's Vision of the Web in 2008
  • Will one have one's biometrics taken?
  • The other big identity story - Microsoft acquires Credentica
  • NPfIT spending £1.5bn less than expected
  • Malware still the biggest threat
  • Privacy bears its fangs for Phorm
  • The Softer Side of Security
  • Eggstra hits guaranteed
  • Budget day 2008: What's in the brown bag, Alistair Darling?
  • 2008 Budget - On biometrics at Heathrow
  • Budget - Binge spending
  • Some Budget goodies on the Skills Front
  • Your application platform is obsolete - you just have not been told
  • BBC R4's "Today" and the High Court case over ID Card Gateway reviews
  • Today's budget day - but what will it mean for your IT business and the IT sector?
  • What am I looking for in the Budget today?
  • The London Marathon: a month to go and I'll be enduring a world of pain
  • The web: what next?
  • Confidential Briefings and the Chatham House Rule
  • Analysing the State of Play for ID Cards
  • Civil serf: UK government to call time on employee blogs and social networking?
  • High Court case on ID Cards Gateway reviews, the 1689 Bill of Rights and Commons' Speaker
  • Consumer networks for business use
  • Tall stories from Chinese hackers
  • Identity Cards Get Personal
  • Biometrics would not have prevented SocGen incident
  • Crosby changes the nature of the ID debate
  • Hardball
  • Mobile Computing (Image of the week)
  • I can't help but watch the progress of Ray Ozzie
  • New ID cards timetable - as robust as NPfIT pledges?
  • A big day for the National Identity Scheme
  • The identity quiz: Can you remember how to prove who you are?
  • Last in line for the DNA database
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  • Sourcing and Security
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  • Counterfeit Cisco gear – a problem of its own making?
  • Professionalism
  • Security BPM
  • Patient database access - exclusive on Computer Weekly.
  • BBC R4's "Today" and our article on the NPfIT summary care record
  • No qualifications needed to access national health records database
  • The name has changed to protect the innocent
  • Getting value from a Microsoft Enterprise Agrement
  • De-perimeterisation Gets Closer
  • Cold Boot Encryption Hack - Follow Up
  • HMRC appoints 37 data guardians
  • The Apple does not fall far from the corporate tree
  • Successful transformation needs more anarchy
  • Oracle/Peoplesoft licensing and maintenance #1
  • Professional Accreditation - IISP
  • Police won’t use national e-health records for fishing - government pledge
  • Changes to ComputerWeekly.com - soon!
  • Buzz if you like, but don't sting me!
  • Why the fuss over sharing patient data with police and other authorities?
  • Video interview: David Hobbs-Mallyon, Sql Server Product Manager, Microsoft
  • ATM Security Weaknesses Publicised Again
  • Police to be allowed searches of national database of NHS patient records
  • Internet Governance
  • Microsoft’s response to the EU’s £680m fine
  • Microsoft Windows Server 2008, Sql Server 2008 and Visual Studio 2008 Launch Live Part 3
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  • The day the Internet Stopped
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  • Chip and pin flaws - are security evaluations robust?
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  • B'ham Council's SAP system - local MP remains defensive
  • CMA Annual Conference Day 1 - Part 3
  • CMA Annual Conference Day 1 - Part 2
  • Data losses in Borsetshire
  • CMA Annual Conference Day 1 - Part 1
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  • Downing St NPfIT papers - full set (as released by Cabinet Office)
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