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  • Channel 4 Dispatches - Is the National Audit Office a mere critical friend to government?
  • Cryptography and Snake Oil
  • PCI Compliant? Let's focus on security instead...
  • Where will the next General Election be won?
  • Insider Threat
  • What if our DNA is sold?
  • Sir Bobby Robson's electronic health records viewed illicitly by NHS staff
  • DNA data will need policing
  • DNA: clean data is key
  • The cost of DNA
  • Sacked for using eBay - what a waste of time...
  • The Changing Security Threat Landscape
  • Salesforce.com - Is that the way we all go?
  • The Long Road to PCI Compliance
  • Computer Weekly contributes to Channel 4's "Dispatches" broadcast on Monday
  • Head of IT at Barnet and Chase Farm NHS trust quits
  • IT security - too much emphasis on encryption and authentication of data
  • SAP has designs on your business
  • Data Protection Act - What's the Damage?
  • The missing ghost at the Party Conferences
  • Is big business ready to take on Vista?
  • Beware Publicity-Seeking Security Gurus
  • Gartner IT Security Summit - Day 2
  • Designing Systems for Peak Demand
  • GP Mary Hawking comments on "NPfIT security warning after NHS staff view celebrity record"
  • NPfIT security warning after NHS staff view celebrity record
  • Government stalls release of papers on £12.4bn NHS IT plan and £5.3bn ID Cards scheme for years
  • Congratulations to Derek Wanless and his team over their findings on NHS IT project
  • Gartner IT Security Summit - day 1
  • Health Committee makes potent case for review of entire NHS IT Programme
  • Microsoft and interoperability: you are kidding?
  • Skype again
  • CSI Security Survey Shows Huge Increase in Financial Fraud
  • Stating the value of having a risk model
  • The silent majority gets what it deserves, ignored
  • It's Features not Usability that Sells Products
  • Hacker proof encryption
  • Health Committee MP criticises report on NPfIT electronic patient record
  • CISSP - is it worth it?
  • If only I had backed-up
  • What Top Security Professionals Really Think
  • Wanless questions whether NHS IT programme should continue without a full audit
  • Wanless report 2007 - what it says in full on the NHS's National Programme for IT
  • Security Metrics
  • Health Committee cannot agree unanimous report on key aspects of NHS National Programme for IT
  • Smartphone woes
  • The NHS's NPfIT: Is it getting better?
  • Cybercrime in the UK
  • Too much faith in vulnerable technology?
  • HSBC new two-factor authentication system
  • Can Security Stay Ahead of the Threat?
  • Never say "No"
  • Back on the job
  • Responding to the New Espionage Threats
  • ID card new contracts - genuinely innovative?
  • Translating Research into Reality
  • Government asks Trust chiefs to attend private NHS IT event held by Microsoft
  • Secrecy over Microsoft's UK government dealings on NHS IT
  • British Medical Association sends open letter on NHS National Programme for IT
  • Government responds to open letter to Gordon Brown on NHS National Programme for IT
  • Can IT recognise innovation?
  • Security Managers are Getting Smarter
  • Microsoft's unified productivity killer
  • NPfIT and the Downing Street papers: for and against publishing them
  • The Costs of Security Incidents
  • Senior Responsible Owners - what responsibility should mean
  • Senior Responsible Owner - a good idea subverted
  • What Makes a Good Spy?
  • The National Programme for IT in the NHS: what could have been achieved by now, by Robin Guenier
  • Green memory
  • Former NHS ICT director gives candid views on the NHS's National Programme for IT
  • New twist in iSoft soap opera - IBA bids again for iSoft
  • The Strange World of Large Digital Networks
  • What's in the Downing Street papers on the NHS IT programme?
  • Sensitive Downing Street papers on the NHS's National Programme for IT [NPfIT] may be released
  • Who's to blame for Skype's downtime
  • More on Pandemic Planning
  • Congratulations to Barnet and Chase Farm Hospitals NHS Trust
  • The Rules of the New Game of Information Warfare
  • Is work by Cerner on the NHS’s National Programme for IT hitting its cash flow?
  • Cerner gives brief response to criticisms by Richard Granger, Director General of NHS IT
  • Data Mining and Fraud Detection
  • NPfIT blog series Part 1 - The future of the NHS's £12.4bn National Programme for IT looks hazy
  • The future of the NHS's £12.4bn National Programme for IT looks hazy - analysis
  • NPfIT blog series Part 3 - The future of the NHS National Programme for IT looks hazy
  • NPfIT blog series Part 4 - The future of the NHS National Programme for IT looks hazy
  • NPfIT blog series Part 5 - The future of the NHS National Programme for IT looks hazy
  • NPfIT blog series Part 6 - The future of the NHS National Programme for IT looks hazy
  • Gateway reviews, ID cards and work on a £244m government IT programme that's "on hold"
  • What Board Members Really Think About Security
  • Link to government response to Public Accounts Committee report on NHS National Programme for IT
  • House of Lords Report Points the Way Forward
  • Government snubs key recommendations of Public Accounts Committee on NHS National Programme for IT
  • Green is not in Oracle's vocabulary
  • Should Security Be Nasty or Nice?
  • Have you seen Oracle h?
  • No Sensations at This Year's Black Hat
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