• Security warning as NHS staff view celebrity record
• Vista deployments set to treble in 2008, says Gartner
• Whitehall stalls release of reports using FOI Act
• Fisheries nets a handy data-capture tool
• Google calls for world-wide privacy standard
• Botnets ovetake DDoS attacks as ISP fear, says Arbor Networks
• BlueArc teams with Texas on storage networks
• Northern Rock website problems add to panic
• Charity to adopt reporting software
• Macedonia rolls out NComputing clients for all school children
• 3PAR adds tiered storage management tool
• BT and Siemens team up to provide end-to-end data management
• HP targets SMB network market
• Burton takes over from Neville-Jones at IAAC
• SCO files for bankruptcy
• Siemens wins Turkey’s biggest-ever public sector IT contract
• SP1 to drive uptake of Vista in 2008
• Widgets pose security risk, says Finjan
• Storage Decisions Session Downloads: Data Protection and Backup Track (NYC 2007)
• Communications-as-a-service taking hold
• TJX data breach criminal gets five years in jail
• Integ enters hosted VoIP fray
• NAC switches, appliances help track users, malware
• Excerpt: Securing VoIP Networks: Threats, Vulnerabilities and Countermeasures
• Wireless protocols learning guide
• Cisco IP Communications Express: CallManager Express with Cisco Unity Express
• Adaptec moves into SANs
• Web 2.0 is changing way young people look for careers
• Novell protects New York transport system with secure identity management
• Northern Ireland Office found in breach of data protection
• Cut-price mobile RFID reader unveiled by RF Code
• Norfolk police gains flexible info management with unified data warehouse
• MI5 seeks IT staff in Northern Ireland
• Hartlepool Borough Council has deployed a £750,000 Integrated Children's System
• More mobile phones than people in UK
• Top companies ignore invester email enquiries, says survey
• PCI payment card body adds PIN entry device testing to portfolio
• Health Committee calls for government action on delayed patient record systems
• DPM's diary: 18 September 2007
• Business Objects boosts business performance software
• Never-ending public concert celebrates mobile's 20th
• Cognos continues BI expansion plans
• Boom times for truants as registry system crashes
• Supercomputers let down by lack of deep thought
• Cisco expands NAC security offering for branch offices
• Nokia’s network appliance marries speed and security
• Taylor James division requires technology upgrade
• BT buys services firm INS Group to extend international reach
• Improve reliability before adding features, Lords urge software firms
• Lloyds TSB to issue text warnings on overdrafts
• Nortel targets virtualisation
• Hot skills: C# coders are in demand as version 3.0 release nears
• Wanless Report calls for audit of NHS Connecting for Health
• Cisco improves datacentre virtualisation offering with VMWare integration
• BT to serve network needs of LogicaCMG customers
• Private Mobile Networks joins COMIT
• Russian US Consulate hacked
• Survey shows SOA still not widely understood
• Standardise IT compliance systems to ease burden, urge BCS delegates
• The colour of efficient IT
• How to eliminate duplicated data
• Your shout! Postgraduate study is another route to IT career
• The role of 'emotional intelligence' in business
• Microsoft expands 64-bit computing reach with Sun server alliance
• Data taken from Loans.co.uk
• EMC faces sexual discrimination class action lawsuit
• EDS retires 12,000 staff
• Chorley boosts service with online planning application viewing tool
• Attacks rise as e-tailers lag finance sector on security
• IBM offers storage systems aimed at SMEs
• Is Facebook a danger to your business data?
• Commons Health Committee MP criticises NPfIT report
• Sage buys XRT to better serve the financial mid-market
• Lambeth uses voice technology to tackle benefit fraud
• Systems management tools can boost IT performance
• Top Swedish food retailer migrates to Linux
• Sepa expected to drive banks' outsourcing
• Survey: remote working is motivational for workers
• What is comfort noise?
• HP addds new core switches
• Law Society of Scotland adds second layer of e-mail protection
• One millionth iPhone sold
• Novell and Microsoft open joint Windows Server/Suse Linux lab
• Openness is key to successful application lifecycle management
• IT Volunteering Awards turn spotlight on big-hearted IT staff
• IT charity sleep out aims to raise £325,000 for NCH
• Ministry of Defence signs Blackberry deal
• Find the fast track to a career in IT consultancy
• Get on the path to utility computing
• Next move: where do I go from an IT support role?
• Capgemini supports Google Apps in enterprise
• Storm Trojan targets NFL fans
• Shortlist out for Local Government IT excellence awards
• Book review: How to Measure Anything, by Douglas W Hubbard
• Procter & Gamble uses certification to benchmark IT staff development
• Online retail sales hit £4bn record in July
• Lincs council signs £175m IT services contract with Capita
• Comtec Enterprises backs up datacentre with hydrogen fuel cell
• European Manufacturing Summit 2007 sets agenda
• NetApps targets enterprise-class storage agility for the masses
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