• Indifference to business continuity puts UK firms at risk
  • Malware threats double in first three months of year
  • Mersey NHS rolls out blood tracking system
  • Consumers show little interest in mobile banking
  • Most firms lack enterprise-wide data encryption
  • BlackBerry coming to Windows Mobile
  • Spectrum Data digs a whole new niche
  • Scaling storage networks demands careful consideration
  • Banks prepare lawsuit over TJX data breach
  • City switches on Wi-Fi network
  • Blackberry manufacturer expands support for Windows Mobiles
  • Banks fail in responding to performance statics
  • SITA forms partnership with Servisair for airport ground services
  • Telefónica sells Tetra-based Airwave for £2bn
  • BT restructures in drive to provide software-based services
  • Microsoft issues response to EC licensing objections
  • Skandia to screen customer records to comply with EU money laundering law
  • Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard
  • Apple fixes 25 Mac OS X flaws
  • Matching risk and security
  • Hitachi launches 1 TB SATA disk drive
  • Software and education secure Salvation Army from USB
  • Too many SLAs 'don't measure up'
  • Vodafone consolidates to reduce spend on app development by 25%
  • Tesco standardises IT for global expansion
  • Wireless use slowed by lack of metrics
  • Trust hits records trouble despite assurances to MPs
  • Prince's Trust challenges the IT crowd
  • Reporting e-crime 'not always best option', warns lawyer
  • Severn Trent Water to gain a mirror image of customer bills
  • Next Move: How do I get essential business skills?
  • Hot Skills: Eclipse broadens horizons for Web 2.0
  • Hackers could dent economy, US warned
  • Universities and employers back new business-focused IT degrees
  • 'Mainframe masters' highlight job opportunities
  • Information security: Who should be liable for security?
  • Barclays readers welcome but no cure-all, say experts
  • Single storage cuts costs at Sunlight
  • Cadbury Schweppes saves with display planning
  • SAN/LAN/WAN convergence day two
  • Weekly compilation of storage news:Dell LTO-4 drive, new Sun array
  • BlackBerry outage triggered by 'non-critical' system routine
  • Credit card IT security chief calls for PCI DSS changes
  • Lawmakers decry continued IT security vulnerability
  • US group calls for IT security breach notification law
  • Mobile operators block VoIP application
  • Downtime: Users take their laptops shaken and stirred
  • Focus on experience poses professionalism challenge
  • SAN/LAN/WAN Covergence Day One
  • Novell publishes open source books for children
  • Convergence drives increase in telecom and datacom equipment sales
  • BT acquires Comsat International
  • Charnwood Council signs CRM outsourcing deal with Steria
  • Compliance drives growth in business metrics technology
  • Retailers embrace mobile technology
  • Most companies have SLAs for data protection
  • Thunderbird 2 e-mail client is go
  • Symantec launches online backup service for SMEs
  • Have your opinion heard on the changing threat landscape
  • Anti-phishing tool pays off at Nationwide
  • Disaster Recovery Planning Podcasts
  • Construction firm hopes to crush competition with CRM
  • Security researchers face hurdles
  • Storage virtualisation is no silver bullet, users say
  • Convergence certification provides evaluation standard
  • CompTIA adds convergence certification
  • IT departments spend too much on maintenance, says analyst
  • Hounslow Council launches mobile website
  • Wigan Council uses Netconsent to consolidate policy management
  • PatchLink issues workaround for Windows DNS Server flaw
  • University of Aberdeen simplifies storage with Nas system
  • NCP upgrades central IT systems
  • Security bosses losing less sleep over viruses, says report
  • Rackspace to open green datacentre
  • CB.Net and LogicaCMG launch Sepa Directory for financial firms
  • FSA signs £81m outsourcing deal with Fujitsu
  • Simple defence against Google hacking
  • Microsoft claims success in Sender ID spam battle
  • Oracle patches 36 security holes
  • Hackers get free reign says Microsoft security chief
  • Sourcefire expands security strategy
  • BlackBerry outage cuts off millions
  • Securing Communications Day Three - What the vendors say
  • Dell releases LTO-4 drive
  • How do I calculate the time taken for a file to be transferred over a WAN link?
  • Convergence certification provides evaluation standard
  • CA offers new database management tool
  • Finjan offers free website browser security tool
  • Deutsche Bahn rolls out all IP call centres
  • Barclays leads way with card reader roll-out
  • HP targets mid-market with new storage management system
  • College secretary wins spying damages against employer
  • Oracle upgrades JD Edwards World platform
  • P&O Ferrymasters streamlines e-mail management to improve operations
  • Royal & SunAlliance pulls outsourcing double
  • Security SaaS offering a first for Symantec
  • Sourcefire seeks fresh security approach
  • Users thrash out green storage
  • Avaya intros VoWLAN, IP DECT devices for 'campus nomads'
  • Business intelligence applications
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