• Sans Top 20 spots major security shift
  • Managers' ignorance of IT governance wrecks projects
  • New Sober threat storms to top of virus table
  • HP unveils utility computing service
  • KDE upgrades Linux desktop programme
  • Microsoft widens anti-virus software testing
  • Perl open to format string security hole
  • By the numbers: The new SOX breakdown
  • New tool helps WorldWinner bridge gap
  • Government to launch £5m council online services campaign
  • Docklands spawns Europe's biggest Wi-Fi zone
  • Debenhams secures remote access
  • Virgin Money consolidates IT systems
  • Fujitsu management take pay cuts over stock exchange crash
  • Financial services industry tests infrastructure in bombs exercise
  • Cybercrime now outstrips drug trafficking
  • Exploit code unleashed for Windows DoS flaw
  • BT launches stolen car recovery service
  • Early adopter reports benefits from MS CRM 3.0
  • Monitoring tool helps Yorkshire get more clicks
  • IT security staff could face licensing
  • IBM to integrate XML based eForms with Workplace -- and more tech news briefs
  • Pioneering projects all part of university's £10m VoIP deal
  • Mirroring glitch fixed in Windows Mobile 5.0
  • Firefox upgrade marks new level of maturity
  • Windows becomes biggest selling server OS
  • Knowledge of XML technologies is vital for top Biztalk developers
  • Concern over rising global mobile costs
  • Microsoft strengthens anti-phishing filters
  • Ericsson yacht stays in touch via web
  • Who owns and administers the internet's addresses?
  • Broadband boost as BT cuts local charge
  • More users switch to converged networks in search for cost cuts
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  • MPs to discuss EDS' £71m settlement with Revenue
  • Lloyds TSB increases outsourcing to India
  • Trust cuts outsource cost
  • Netapp targets branch office security with Netcache 3100 launch -- and other network news briefs
  • Grid computing and server virtualisation could be answer to problem of bottlenecks
  • Innovative ways to make sure the IT dialogue keeps flowing
  • Investment in security training on the wrong track, say senior staff
  • IT recruiters voice concern over influx of foreign IT professionals
  • Updated skills framework brings professionalism a step nearer
  • The work of the World Wide Web Consortium
  • Windows Server 2003 R2 boosts back-up
  • Trust roll-out milestone for NHS IT
  • Under-pressure Revenue puts off key PAYE reform
  • Thames Valley Police extends trial of PDAs to speed suspect checks
  • Next move: How do I get a job with no experience?
  • The next version of IP is making slow progress
  • Bureaucracy hinders IT decisions, survey shows
  • Alton Towers gives customers an easier ride with online hotel booking system
  • Computer Weekly gives evidence to MPs
  • Cern lays foundations for next-generation internet with intercontinental 10 Gig Wan
  • BAE skills audit to create career opportunities
  • Awards mark outstanding contribution
  • Cisco produces a mesh for the municipality
  • IT management evolves to better support heterogeneous systems
  • Most firms unprepared for Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID)
  • Beware crafty sales techniques, warns analyst
  • Large firms' growth plans drive rise in IT spending
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  • Step 2: Server placement
  • Step 4: Configuring the authentication server
  • Step 6: Configuring wireless clients
  • Maxell on path to terabyte storage disks
  • Open source developers intervene in Microsoft EU lawsuit
  • BBC2 to broadcast over broadband
  • Microsoft hires Cray's chief scientist for supercomputer drive
  • Dutch firm takes on Icann with alternative Domain System
  • MEPs propose one-year data retention for police
  • Global news agency adds secure instant messaging to link to MSN and AOL
  • Cut IT skills shortage by closing gender gap, say female IT professionals
  • BASF offers SAP HR as a service
  • RSPB picks Hornbill helpdesk
  • MPs hear evidence from Computer Weekly on IT accountability
  • Sober worm infects one in eight e-mails
  • London fire authority installs e-procurement system
  • EU ministers lay out e-government vision
  • Google hit by porn problem
  • Outsourcing works better when based on trust, survey finds
  • Novell appoints new CTO
  • Northern Ireland Policing Board gets new FOI system
  • Commission for Rural Communities ups productivity with mobile data
  • Microsoft signs up Anti-phishing specialists
  • Microsoft issues denial-of-service warning for XP
  • The French come up with freeware ‘Skype-killer’
  • Sloppy handheld habits continue to plague users
  • Users frustrated by mobile costs, warns Ovum
  • Salford signs £10m, 20-year VoIP
  • Bulldog launches SME broadband division
  • Oracle user group snaps up PeopleSoft users
  • Windows now leading server operating system
  • Don't wait until 2008 to roll out Vista, analyst warns
  • Lloyds TSB increases reliance on India for IT services
  • Grid Computing Used in Fight Against AIDS
  • US may be refused air passenger data by Europe
  • Intel launches Flash memory production firm
  • IT spend in the UK makes slight recovery
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