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• NHS National Programme for IT faces a hazy future
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• SFIA user group will help shape future updates
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• Immunity releases new exploit-writing tool
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• Brown government rejects calls for independent review of NPfIT
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• Mobile broadband users to pass billion barrier in five years
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