• Most UK SMBs rely on free security software, survey reveals
• Information security awareness campaigns: Time to make it lively
• Virtual desktops: the pros and cons
• 3Par rides the VMware wave
• Media campaign for ID cards costing £544,000
• Small business overconfident of ability to survive IT disasters
• Virgin Media seeks London listing
• Xerox changes its game with $6.4bn ACS buy
• Swarming intelligence guides US IT security research
• IBM pension plans mean 'pain for employees' says union
• Government covers up Valuation Office security failures
• Net neutrality in Europe to be decided at dinner tonight
• 422 million homes will have broadband by the end of the year
• AT&T slams Google over Google Voice
• Rofl Twitter attack moves into Facebook
• Local government unprepared for internet says Socitim boss
• CIOs look to context-aware computing for growth
• McAfee joins Adobe for data security software
• EC to demand quieter MP3 players
• Orange confirms it will sell the iPhone
• Post-masters form action group after accounts shortfall
• Logistics firm adds disaster recovery in the cloud
• Complacent consumers allow cybercrime, phishing attacks to flourish
• Research aims to fight crime with network processor technology
• Continuous data protection (CDP) fits the bill for unstructured data protection needs
• Radiation might block trips to Mars – or anywhere else
• UK opens cyberspook school
• Computers to mark exam papers
• Video: TurboHercules legitimises IBM mainframe emulation
• Password theft shoots up as attacks mature, says McAfee
• Blackberry-maker RIM faces tough third quarter
• BT cuts broadband prices and aims to reach 20 million homes
• HP predicts market rebound in 2010
• US court delays approval of Google Books deal
• ID card project moves into next phase ahead of schedule
• Tories blame government for cyber threats
• UKTI urges firms to engage India's IT market
• BMC and McAfee join forces on security compliance
• Gmail users dogged by technical problems – again
• Twitter valued at $1bn
• Green cloud from Microsoft's Dublin datacentre
• HM Treasury to spend £50m on Fujitsu technology refresh
• Reliance Communications' IT infrastructure backed bid for GSM services
• Department of Defence seeks 20 "Supermicro Servers"
• Interview: BCS CEO plots the evolution of the IT industry
• UK managers do not understand SAM risks
• Red Hat profits continue to defy recession
• Retailers, publishers to win from shoppers at Vodafone 360
• 'Poisoned chalice' fear of SROs on big IT projects
• FBI database holds records on 1.5 billion people
• HP buries EDS brand
• French publishers challenge Google in a Paris court
• Twitter rofl attack is no laughing matter
• Make your back-up and archiving fit for purpose
• EMC kicks Oracle, V-Max destroyed by spinning disk, HDS in FCoE mess, NetApp clams up
• Data security requires more priority than network security
• Cloud Infrastructure as a Service worth the higher costs, experts say
• Criminal gangs dump toxic IT in developing world
• Broadband tax will be law before next election
• Illegal dumping of IT waste must be stopped
• Hackers using chat for phishing attacks, warns RSA
• Dell scores €54m for Polish PC factory
• VIDEO: Google enables open web technologies on IE
• IT industry has vital role in pulling UK out of recession
• CIOs optimistic recession will end in 2010
• Nokia buying Palm?
• Cloud-based email archiving makes sense
• State IT schemes revealed - can these be cut?
• Dell may be paying too much for Perot Systems
• Gartner: Windows 7 won't drive PC upgrades
• Intel plans Atom app store online
• Smaller businesses take bigger credit card data risks
• Vodafone mobile revamp imminent
• Google can continue selling trademarked keywords
• IBM patent sat nav with radio: stop retuning danger
• The SAN and NAS combo for data backup efficiency at Lavasa
• EU probe of Oracle takeover leads to uncertainty for Sun customers
• NSW Police Force seeks solid state disks for in-car video recording
• CIO change management challenges involve more than just technology aspects
• The AML route for business protection at Kotak Mahindra Bank
• Mixed PCI DSS compliance puts consumers at risk
• Online sales worth almost £4bn in August
• Clampi: Five free steps to protect your online banking
• European states queue for €1bn broadband cash
• Expert challenges UFO hacker's $700k bill
• Internet must remain neutral, says FCC chairman
• IT staff are working longer hours than ever
• Nominum puts intelligent DNS in the cloud
• Video: SAP Business Objects tracks swine flu
• Gartner: Big data breaches aid the security message
• Ministers withhold draft report on NHS IT scheme
• DSA gets down on YouTube for driver training
• EC bails out 2,840 Dell workers
• Nortel to auction wireless carrier packet software
• Sun loses $100m a month as EC dithers
• Logistics firms seek IT contacts
• Cost of network crash could equal banking crisis
• New products aim to streamline compliance efforts
• EMC ANZ says Data Domain will be a hit down under, at Quantum’s expense
• Plan ahead to avoid virtual machine sprawl
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