• Backup hardware award finalists
• Backup and disaster recovery software winners
• iDefense puts bounty on Microsoft bugs
• Standard Life ditches spreadsheets for Coda
• Telecom managers appoint new chairman
• Teleperformance opens second Irish contact centre
• Virtual net deal solves comms poser
• Human rights groups get special search tool
• Exploit code circulates for Sun's Java
• Ambulance trusts poised for major Airwave roll-out
• RFID trackers planted on US defence workers
• IT skills gap narrows
• PayPal users to get two-stage security
• Outsourcing megadeals dry up
• SOA forecast to be a key trend in 2007
• News in brief: Goverment websites trimmed, IT skills gap, Oracle security patch
• NCR offshores ATM production
• Hacking kit threatens e-commerce security
• Oracle to issue 52 security patches
• Oracle emulates Microsoft with advance patch notice
• Apache is the big chief in the world of web servers
• Network security -- Taking the layered approach
• BCS dedicates course to risk management
• BCS group to boost best practice in datacentre design and management
• The public sector crafts career paths for IT pros
• Regions take chunk out of London's pay differential
• Striking Fujitsu staff set up picket lines
• Visa unveils mobile payments platform
• User IT spend hits £600bn worldwide
• US consultant joins BT board
• Cutting-edge gadgets lead way to future business IT
• Cisco sues Apple over iPhone name
• Citrix gains dynamic desktop provisioning
• Cisco boosts security for the age of unified comms
• Schools told to shun Vista and Office 2007
• RFID ink product could track humans
• Acrobat issues security warning
• 3D product data speaks JT's language
• Sophos acquires Endforce to add NAC
• Out-of-cycle Microsoft patch likely, experts say
• Colonial Williamsburg virtualizes with Acopia
• Users urged to beef up WiMax security
• E-paper factory to create wearable electronics market
• Government to shut over 500 websites
• Sun unsheaths new blade and slashes server upgrade costs
• Swansea turns back on follow-up Capgemini deal
• Apple releases first iPhone mobile phone
• Softek ups data transfer and replication speeds
• Network General extends Sniffer network analysis tools
• Microsoft issues three critical security patches
• Critical Apple flaw discovered in Mac OS X
• All-in-One Guide: NAS exam
• Abobe fixes critical .pdf flaws
• More users increase risk for Volkswagen AG
• Remote flaw in Vista could earn finder $8,000
• LTO-4 licences up for grabs with encryption support
• Network configuration management key to VoIP success
• Network configuration management key to VoIP success
• Foxtons rolls out new £1m comms system
• Sterling completes Comergent acquistion for £80m
• SOAs still not dominant, warns Butler
• Kimberly-Clark outsources finance tasks to Indian outsourcer
• Qatar Airways signs £16m comms deal
• Cheshire saves on print and IT consumables in e-auction
• NCR splits into two separate companies
• Carphone Warehouse cuts order management and fulfilment times
• John Lewis invests £45m in distribution centre
• Smart wireless network re-routes obstructed traffic
• Watchdog attacked in battle over ID cards
• EMC restructures SMB storage division
• Campaigner for Health Service IT review is awarded CBE
• HSBC places IT at heart of green strategy
• Online Xmas puts heat on supply chains
• Double-Take adds bare-metal restore to backup
• How far apart can SAN locations be?
• Password security FAQs
• Is an SMB environment too small for a SAN?
• What is the difference between SAN routing, channel extension and virtualization?
• What has been the impact of storage virtualization on SAN deployments?
• What is the difference between virtualization switches and virtual SANs?
• What is the difference between InfiniBand, SAS and iSCSI and where does each technology fit?
• Vulnerability researchers find new flaw in Microsoft Excel
• Critical fixes for Excel, Outlook and Windows
• Attackers hide malicious code using new method
• Convergence, interoperability key in disaster planning
• How are switches changing the way SANs are designed and managed?
• Trojans target online gamers and put businesses at risk
• BCS report sparks change in the NHS IT programme
• Council heads off a clash with unions in £300m deal
• Does the long Christmas break create a New Year IT hangover?
• News in brief: Most UK bankers are ignorant of SOA benefits
• Microsoft to release four security patches tomorrow
• Gates unveils new products at CES
• Cambridge researchers demonstrate chip and Pin insecurity
• OpenOffice hit by buffer overflow exploit
• Internet Explorer market share now below 80%
• Cisco forced to fix insecure access solutions
• Nokia unveils mobile Skype product
• Councils will spend £600m less on ICT this year, Socitm says
• IT salaries in the regions narrow the gap with jobs in London
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