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  • Educate the board to expect more
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  • Digital imaging system aims to reduce diabetes-induced blindness
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  • NSA to spy on 38% of world telecom traffic
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  • SFIA user group will help shape future updates
  • Abacus joins European Smart Metering Alliance to reduce carbon footprints
  • VeriSign employee data exposed in laptop theft
  • VoIP vulnerability threatens data
  • Immunity releases new exploit-writing tool
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  • Overseas firms cutting into UK's online revenue, survey says
  • VAT bill scuppers convict-watch IT system
  • FTC privacy enquiry may disrupt internet commerce
  • Mobile broadband users to pass billion barrier in five years
  • Council websites have poor usability, study shows
  • Lenovo announces Packard Bell takeover
  • Infor clinches £500,000 distribution system deal with Hayley Group
  • Lloyds TSB to outsource 210 IT roles to India
  • 'Virtual desktops' offer new twist on mobile computing
  • Wi-Fi simplicity edging out Wi-Fi security
  • New iSCSI SAN/NAS box touts better performance
  • Mozilla to extend security in major Firefox update
  • EMC's RSA to acquire Tablus for data loss prevention
  • Downtime: readers suggest their IT villains
  • Cisco warns of critical IOS flaws
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  • WLANs require investment to yield benefits, study says
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  • IP address depletion hastens IPv6 adoption
  • Configuring a network monitoring system
  • Websense lays traps for Web 2.0 criminals
  • UK plc not ready to comply with PCI DSS or MiFID
  • BT buys network services division of CS Communication & Systemes
  • Shefflield and Essex Councils turn to Civica for educational IT services
  • Expro drills down into the satellite communications market
  • WLANs require investment to yield benefits, study says
  • Taylor Woodrow uses Google to ensure compliance
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  • F5 buys virtualisation switch firm for $210M
  • ITIL 3 puts focus on business value
  • NAS gateway specifications
  • NAS gateway purchase considerations
  • New iSCSI SAN/NAS box touts better performance
  • Oracle defends acquisition strategy
  • Liverpool Direct saves £3m a year with Civica system
  • MPs recommend increase in data sharing
  • Application-aware storage promises intelligence and automation
  • Co-operative Financial Services boosts profits with EG Solutions
  • Linux Foundation expects Linux to lead in greener datacentres
  • Burton Group announces new licensing scheme
  • Dell brings Linux to the UK
  • Corporate use of virtual worlds needs careful evaluation, says Gartner
  • Lenovo and Novell to offer Linux OS on Lenovo ThinkPad notebook PCs
  • File virtualisation becoming a network service
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  • Paten Hotels provides free internet with Hotel Broadband
  • IBM to acquire Princeton Softech
  • GAO slams insecure government information systems
  • Subpar security compromises compliance
  • eSoft aims to address apps-based threats
  • Essex Police rolls out software to track down runaways
  • Microsoft picks nCipher for authentication solution
  • PC sales continue to rise
  • Banks save with passport ID check call centre
  • HP tools help put open source in the datacentre
  • Bush passes warantless wiretap law
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  • ICO launches CCTV code of practice consultation
  • Web system pools data on antisocial behaviour for courts
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