- Broadband lines reach 264 million
- Check Point ups offer for Protect Data
- Government changes national ID card plan
- North-east councils save 44% in eAuction
- IE7 phishing tool slows down PCs
- HP faces French consumer fury over OS
- FSA signs MiFID policing contract
- Dell faces Nasdaq de-listing
- 'Stretch us or lose us,' say IT professionals
- Pensions IT will stay in public sector
- Customer data laws would hit e-business, claim banks
- Computer Weekly on screen for joint TV news investigation
- Penetration Tests Day Three: What does a modern Penetration Test consider?
- Check Point gets big IDS boost from NFR deal
- It's about people, not just technology
- Spam, phishing attacks growing more sophisticated
- VoIP hacking exposed in new book
- Cisco WLAN design best practices
- PacketFront adds VoIP to fibre offering with acquisition
- IBM unveils new RFID software
- WLAN interference and clogged pipes -- happy holidays!
- Botworm targets Symantec security
- Amazon countersues over web patents
- Stock exchange links to BT Radianz trading network
- Councils seek simpler user authentication
- Penetration Tests Day Two: Why use a Penetration Test?
- Criminals find safety in cyberspace
- Penetration Tests Day One: What goes on in a penetration test?
- NAS gateway purchase considerations
- Top 10 VoIP tips of 2006
- Security news highlights: Check Point to acquire NFR Security
- Disc drive king dies
- Government to set up new pensions IT infrastructure
- Councils put their heads together on authentication
- Gartner’s top 10 forecasts for 2007 and beyond
- Minister in charge of NHS IT retires
- Skandia opts for Tibco business management platform
- ING outsources workplace services
- Euronext upgrades its trading platform
- Apacs and Visa grilled over online crime
- Will you be working over Christmas?
- News in brief
- DPMs diary: 19 December 2006
- Cardiff launches intelligent document system
- Employers to seek more security talent in '07
- Slick smartphones dominate 2006
- Storage news weekly: Symantec sues plus more
- Bad Santas and party poopers out to stop Christmas fun, survey finds
- Hosted VoIP eases office relocation
- Land Registry and IBM in e-security deal
- Former IT worker jailed for planting ‘logic bomb’
- BT launches Fusion Wi-Fi service
- Lancashire police force goes mobile
- Symantec confirms security flaws in Veritas NetBackup
- Hitachi spies opportunity in added San and Nas
- New open source virtualisation from SWsoft
- VMware gets added channel for virtualisation products
- Xen upgrades open source virtualisation
- Virtualisation benefits overstated by suppliers
- DECT wireless VoIP solution
- Dell appoints new head of IT global services
- Sirius to sponsor open source project
- Tracking system enables schools to log assets
- Find approved courses online with new tool
- Rochdale Council uses GIS to plan services
- AA uses optimisation technology for compliance
- NAS gateway specifications
- Schneier: Data breach at UCLA barely newsworthy
- Rochdale upgrades its geographics system to boost services delivery
- PHP offers power without complexity for web coders
- Top midrange arrays, page 4
- Review: Sky's the limit with Skybox View 3.0
- Quality awards II: top midrange arrays
- Top midrange arrays, page 2
- Hosted VoIP eliminates cost, complexity
- Top midrange arrays, page 5
- Third zero-day found in Microsoft Word
- Host-based replication
- VoIP management tools: Calculating ROI
- Hosted VoIP eliminates cost, complexity
- IT managers in financial services say IT is failing business
- Lambeth signs £7m voice and data deal with BT
- Hampshire Council signs five-year SOA deal with IBM
- Microsoft issues seven security patches
- WEEE directive meets UK law
- Oyster and Barclaycard to launch e-money scheme
- Sun updates Java Standard Edition
- Ofcom spectrum release could boost wireless services
- Mobile phone threats will boost security spending, say analysts
- LogicaCMG catches them early to tailor skills
- House of Lords launches internet security inquiry
- Eclipse adoption rate on the increase
- Swindon is broadband capital
- Spyware infections hitting productivity
- Companies to train for DIY risk management
- MessageLabs targets smaller customers
- Vista ‘wide open’ to malware attacks
- More 2007 ‘top 10 threat’ predictions
- Oracle responds to security snipes
- Broadwick brings IntelliContact to mid-sized market
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