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  • Cisco patches IOS flaw
  • Government launches public-sector security product accreditation scheme
  • MPs slam tax credits system
  • Linux starting to deliver says Gartner
  • Borland Software updates development platform
  • Symantec plugs server vulnerability
  • Intel takes stake in Czech anti-virus company
  • UK net users 'complacent or paranoid' about online banking security
  • Education can combat spear-phishing attacks
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  • Germany cracks down on IT Security
  • Sarbanes-Oxley legislation under fire again
  • Spyware just keeps on growing
  • IBM boosts Lotus Notes and Domino 7
  • HP and Macromedia jointly tackle telco services market
  • Microsoft tackles new IE and Outlook flaws
  • IMLogic adds predictive threat protection to IM security solution
  • Ofcom to allow BT to offer discounts to large companies
  • UK banks see need to improve core systems
  • Firewalls can help or hurt, so plan carefully
  • Microsoft to offer role-based tools to midmarket
  • Kent signs £10m PC deal
  • Managing suppliers key to ABN Amro mega deal
  • Insurer reverts to manual after IT trouble
  • House of Fraser drops Software Assurance for old licensing deal
  • Government successfully trials citizen database
  • The Fridge builds new venture on ERP suite
  • IT duo to be extradited
  • EU privacy law poses compliance challenge for IT, warns Gartner
  • Performance per watt becomes growing issue in the datacentre
  • Department for Work and Pensions plans citizen database to hold 85 million records
  • Newham benefits from strategic partner
  • Outsourced testing used by new gas company
  • Minister urges Europe to raise its IT game
  • CyberGuard introduces low-cost SME security solution
  • Business travellers spurn Wi-Fi
  • HMV builds online digital music service on Microsoft Windows Server System
  • Leading IT firms join forces for European public sector
  • Kazaa loses copyright court ruling
  • Cisco offers greater enterprise switch flexibility
  • Adobe upgrades server software
  • PatchLink upgrades security management; IBM plans four-processor xSeries, among other news
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  • New London director for NHS programme
  • Co-op Bank automates to boost client service
  • HP cancels user show in wake of hurricane
  • Swansea IT staff wait for Capgemini terms
  • Watchdog to pass verdict on deletion of tax records
  • IBM offers safety net to restore 'lost' work
  • Automatic online fault reporting for printers
  • DTI adds to milk round concerns
  • IT industry prepares to 'bop at the Palais'
  • Show to put spotlight on info management issues
  • Your shout: It's people that count, outsourcing problems and a B&Q clarification
  • Biometric standards will cover ID cards
  • Microsoft releases R2 Windows Server beta
  • Barnet social staff get mobile data sharing
  • UK user groups believe Microsoft has listened
  • Newham satisfied with Microsoft partnership
  • Disc's 'data shredding' function could aid regulatory compliance
  • Technology convergence creates diverse career opportunities for telecoms IT staff
  • Public sector closes the IT pay gap, survey shows
  • Users warned of mobile virus threat
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  • Interoute to acquire Via Net.Works
  • Galileo hands LogicaCMG service centre contract
  • Liverpool Victoria hands EDS £26m underwriting contract
  • Symantec corporate AV software compromises servers
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  • Microsoft improves personal portal service
  • IBM to acquire DWL to improve data integration
  • Storage demand keeps growing
  • Mac users get e-mail notifier from Google
  • Microsoft issues firewall bug warning
  • UK Broadband expands wireless service into London
  • Most UK firms ignorant of risks from DoS attacks
  • Fujitsu launches environment-friendly notebook
  • Drowning detection system saves swimmer
  • CfH announces new faces for key stage of deployment
  • Government identifies 'digital divide'
  • CSC inks outsourcing deal for nuclear site
  • Diseases database to help GPs goes live
  • SAP advises to take RFID one step at a time
  • Suppliers must look beyond RFID compliance, analyst says
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  • Companies still seeking ROI in RFID
  • Symantec glitch could expose user names, passwords
  • OpenOffice beta 2 launched with warning
  • Internet home workers hit 3.8 million
  • Co-op Bank automates business processing
  • Ariba opens up supplier network to more buyers
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