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• Cybersquatters launch 10,000 attacks a week on top brands
• Bed retailer deploys voice over IP as part of expansion plan
• LV Friendly Society offers web-based financial guidance
• VMware ramps up desktop virtualisation offering
• Firms must build tight SLAs into virtual network comms contracts
• Data warehousing and business intelligence increasingly important
• Companies warned to protect data from Google hacking utility in the wild
• Wyse ships desktop thin clients with VMware to simplify desktop delivery
• F-Secure offers improved security to Windows servers
• TUI Travel to save 20% on server costs with virtualisation
• Drinks maker Nichols saves £100,000 a year with electronic document management
• Government will have to ask permission for ID card information
• Hackers resell web server security credentials of thousands of companies
• Premier Foods and Specsavers adopt virtual network operator model
• Police allowed searches of national patient records database
• Cisco and Microsoft join forces to optimise branch apps
• IT graduates lack skills to ensure business continuity
• Microsoft interoperability announcement gets a mixed reception
• EasyJet plans Web 2.0 travel engine to increase sales
• SurveyWatch: "Magic" statistic dazzles vendor into action
• NetApp ships new StoreVault iSCSI SAN
• Windows Server 2008: The wow stops now?
• COMMENTARY: "Cold boot" BitLocker attack is over-hyped
• Microsoft launches Windows Server 2008, SQL Server 2008 and Visual Studio 2008
• Alcatel-Lucent Forum: The Dynamic Enterprise
• Cebit 2008 overshadowed by IT spending slowdown
• Ofcom issues O2 with 3G deadline
• European Commission to spend £42m to keep kids safe online
• European Commission fines Microsoft £680m
• AVG upgrades security protection for SMEs with Internet Security 8.0
• Standardisation and better IT can cut police red tape, says Ronnie Flanagan
• EMC expands VMware alliance
• Salesforce.com comes up for Air, supports Adobe developers
• Dell bundles VMware virtualisation with enterprise servers
• Smart projects: Grammar school saves third of IT budget with online procurement
• Animal charity opts for clustered NAS over iSCSI SAN
• Proofpoint returns to Europe after two year absence
• Cisco hooks up WAAS with Windows Server 2008
• Cambridge University uncovers Chip & Pin flaws
• Cambridge Constabulary rolls out remote service portal
• BCS debate focuses on complex systems
• Firms adopt VoIP, but struggle with unified comms
• Birmingham council completes UK property database jigsaw
• How to prevent social networking from damaging business
• Sun Microsystems completes £500m acquisition of MySQL
• IBM unveils System z10 mainframe
• Average cost of UK company data breach is £1.4m, says Ponemon
• Novell buys PlateSpin to enhance virtual datacentre offering
• Cattles cuts virtual conferencing costs by half with MeetingZone
• IT managers must cut IT costs now in response to recession, says Gartner
• Intellect to publish ‘Go Green’ guide
• Foreign nationals could be kicked out of country for not carrying new national ID card
• IT salary survey: job market bucks predictions
• BCS to partner with IET to drive IT professionalism
• BCS fellow Graham Wright admitted to Royal Society of Medicine
• Ofcom slammed for lack of business broadband focus
• Critical vulnerability discovered in VMware, says security firm
• Moonwalk adds S3 access
• Not software bugs ... audio bugs!
• CCNA certification for Cisco networking channel professionals
• Wi-Fi mobile convergence can boost mobile worker productivity
• IT managers to be driven by ‘technology populism’, analyst says
• Pernod Ricard deploys global data integration platform
• Unseen spam costs growing, according to report
• Welsh bus company deploys on-board Wi-Fi
• South African bank implements LogicaCMG system
• HSBC update causes card payment downtime
• European Commission to invest £1.8bn in embedded computing
• Springer Handbook of Speech Processing
• Public sector may offer refuge from economic slowdown
• Three-quarters of UK firms have no contingency plans for data loss
• Horseware rides on with Lawson Opportunity Analyzer
• Neterion clears logjams in virtualised datacentres with souped-up 10Gbps Ethernet adapter
• SAP encourages smaller firms to adopt All-in-One systems
• AstraZeneca signs £25m network deal with BT
• CIOs plan to turn UK public sector green
• Adobe Systems floats AIR web services platform
• South Africa HIV hospital deploys TrakCare system
• Taylor Wimpey signs £30m outsourcing deal with LogicaCMG
• Pork Farms picks reduces costs with ERP system
• Sainsbury's partners with LMG for analytical reporting system
• Average cost of a breach is £47 per lost record
• Publisher opts for EqualLogic iSCSI SAN system over Lefthand
• AirPatrol tackles microwave menace
• Quantum's Riverbed suit dismissed
• The ABCs of record management: archive, back up and covert operations
• CIO resume advice: Keep it simple
• Everything you need to know about Power over Ethernet
• Six steps to create a wireless LAN
• New network may help boost mental health
• School network brings increased protection
• Six steps to create a wireless LAN
• Yorkshire Water is the UK's Best Place to Work in IT 2008
• Network Rail moves mobile-connections contract from Vodafone to O2
• Chrysler signs multi-million dollar IT services contract with Tata
• Alcatel-Lucent and HP team up to deliver SOA security
• Six Nations rugby boosts its web presence
• Government investigates path to next-generation broadband
• Windows Server 2008 attracts early adopters
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