• Swindon tops UK broadband penetration rates
  • Government fails to stop arms sold over the internet
  • Businesses report skills gap worsening
  • IBM makes SOA buy
  • Twelve Microsoft fixes coming on Patch Tuesday
  • Possible Cisco zero-day exploit revealed at Black Hat
  • SRM tools improve storage planning and deployment
  • Mobile security begins with policy
  • RFID security issues are cause for corporate concern
  • Image-based spam on the rise
  • SRM tools improve storage planning and deployment, page 2
  • Microsoft launches system to tackle licensing problem
  • Microsoft launches Windows supercomputer platform
  • BT axes GE Healthcare from NHS IT project
  • CA to cut 1,000 jobs
  • McAfee patches holes in SecurityCenter
  • Microsoft reshuffles management again
  • Microsoft PowerShell targeted by worm
  • IBM unveils mainstream AMD server line
  • Torvalds attacks new open source licence proposals
  • Union warns of work permit scheme skills threat
  • Waitrose rolls out new supply chain platform
  • BIOS password hacking
  • Security Bytes: Exploits targeting freshly patched Apple flaw
  • Step 1: Guess BIOS passwords yourself
  • Arun Taneja: Blogs and more
  • Step 4: Managing the BIOS password
  • Feds courting infosec pros in fight against cybercrime
  • Midmarket CIOs take heat for security snafus
  • Mobile security starts with policy
  • Litchfield: Database security is 'IT's biggest problem'
  • Web application security highlighted at Black Hat
  • Step 3: Crack them with software
  • Step 2 in BIOS cracking: Fiddle with the hardware
  • Department of Transport to consolidate 30 websites
  • Kaspersky sees reduced worm threat this month
  • IBM moves to improve RFID take-up with free tools
  • Sun appoints new CIO as Vass moves up
  • Phishers target Bank of Scotland
  • High-fliers embrace SOA
  • Council repair team save £600,000 with mobile deployment
  • Industry giants unite around service modelling language
  • Microsoft hands over document mountain to avoid more EC fines
  • Apple recalls faulty batteries
  • Can one man make a difference?
  • Keeping track of software licences
  • Heatwave puts IT leaders in hot seat as systems wilt
  • Wi-Fi attack to be shown at conference
  • Medics touch down with rugger system
  • CIO highlights lessons of child health system delay
  • NS&I to adopt two-factor security
  • News in brief
  • The big question: Do IT graduates make the best recruits?
  • Beta of Exchange 2007 available for download
  • Watch out for virtualisation security bug, warns expert
  • Report shows IT directors' concern over sales tactics
  • Does the microchip head your list of IT greats?
  • Your shout: Equal opportunities and discrimination
  • HP touts storage appliance for SMBs
  • MPs attack ID scheme's lack of transparency
  • McAfee products vulnerable to code execution flaw
  • Air Interface specification gets approval
  • Oops! I claimed an iPod on expenses again
  • Recruitment fears as contract jobs decline
  • Security Bytes: ISS warns of new Microsoft Windows flaw
  • Sober worm variant identified by security firm CyberDefender -- and more tech news briefs
  • Third-party Microsoft patches could get new life
  • Oracle 10g XE offers free training ground for self-improvers
  • Microsoft, Hewlett-Packard and T-Mobile team up for financial data project -- and other news briefs
  • Windows Hardening Expert Advice
  • Windows administration tools will stay free
  • IBM opens back-up service
  • Boeing chooses Linux for military aircraft order
  • Datacentre outage hits health service in North West
  • RBS and HBOS to install more free-to-use cash machines
  • Microsoft recalls latest release of SME server software
  • Google offers project hosting to open-source developers
  • Online fraud hard to report, warns attorney general
  • DTI adopts conferencing technology to boost collaboration
  • Indian workers strike over outsourced payments services
  • Dell delivers virtualisation for Data Guard
  • Oracle and HP unveil new streamlined server and storage configurations
  • NEC develops multiprocessor virtualisation technology
  • openQRM project to support Xen, VMware, QEMU and VServer virtualisation
  • 3PAR goes for utility storage in datacentres
  • Efficient firms will enjoy drop in security spend
  • IT fails to measure up for the boardroom
  • C-level execs fail to recognise CIO business skills
  • UK firms ignore mobile email security
  • Sky-high rates for interim IT directors
  • Microsoft starts charging for latest Office beta
  • Cambridge outsources IT to Serco in five-year deal
  • Disaster recovery, security drive financial firm to Private IP
  • Real life experiences: Lessons learned in disaster recovery planning
  • Disaster recovery success begins and ends with the basics
  • CRM SaaS vendors moving to mobile
  • Mozilla releases critical security updates
  • Data management overview: Chapter 4 - Compliance
  • EqualLogic updates storage provisioning software
  • IT firms blacked out in Soho
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