• Proposed bill requires ISPs to state measures taken to block indecent images
  • Dell puts businesses in control of sensitive data with no-return offer
  • Oracle says 230 will switch from SAP
  • Motorola and Cisco go after mobile workforce
  • Cisco, Black Hat litigation comes to a close
  • Combining technology and social engineering: Hacking behind bars
  • WHSmith News completes £3.5m upgrade
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  • Intel reveals EFI specification
  • M&S gets taster of smart phone system
  • iDefense doubles bug bounty
  • Cal Software lays ground for £5m agribusiness deal
  • Firefox browser downloaded record 75 million times
  • Hackney invites bidders for £10m IT outsourcing contract
  • St Helens to make annual savings of £300k by migrating key systems
  • Secure servers standards launched
  • Rackspace launches high-end Linux hosting service
  • Hackers target personal web hosting sites
  • Experts weigh in on spyware's defining moment
  • VeriSign raises stakes in battle for threat intelligence
  • OWASP Guide to Building Secure Web Applications and Web Services, Chapter 13: Interpreter Injection
  • VoIP encryption to have 'Pretty Good Privacy
  • OWASP Guide to Building Secure Web Applications and Web Services, Chapter 11: Session Management
  • OWASP Guide to Building Secure Web Applications and Web Services, Chapter 17: Buffer Overflows
  • EMC launches high-end storage array
  • Enterprise Grid Alliance issues security checklist
  • VMware changes processor licensing structure
  • TippingPoint offers bounty for bug tip offs
  • EU slammed over IT cost of regulatory compliance
  • UK firms suffer at hands of increasingly complex systems
  • Banks expect benefits from £2.5bn compliance costs
  • Boost for JD Edwards
  • Older contract staff see pay rises dwindle but new skills boost younger end of market
  • MFI's failed supply-chain implementation affects annual profits -- and other news briefs
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  • MS certification update
  • Leeds races to finish IT overhaul to meet e-government deadline
  • Whirlpool to expand IP network
  • Bedfordshire calls time on £250m outsourcing deal
  • BT Global Services to concentrate on managed network IP services
  • A short spell behind bars highlights the importance of using 'joined up' systems
  • Windows Mobile 5.0 is a step ahead
  • Microsoft works on fix as Firefox is updated
  • New regulations will outlaw ageism
  • HP improves support for federated security
  • HP attempts to reassures anxious customers on impact of job losses
  • Microsoft to boost compatibility with open-source software
  • Law firm deploys MPLS to support VoIP
  • Security professional body blueprint released
  • Wakefield halves back-up times after rolling out CA BrightStor
  • Strong demand for IT staff tipped to continue
  • Managers 'can't relax on holiday'
  • IT investment programme lays foundation for biometric passports and identity cards
  • IBM unleashes its most powerful mainframe ever - the z/9
  • IF ups mortgage sales with online calculator
  • Ellipse gives Metronet single view of all trains running on tube system
  • Tax credit payment mistakes cost Inland Revenue 15m last year
  • DTI expands Consumer Direct call centre and database project to target rogue traders
  • Passport chief vows to avoid past IT failures in new systems upgrade
  • Dect phones link hotel staff to reservation system to provide fast-response capability
  • Chart management system set to slash updating time
  • WatchGuard and Finjan security courses offer 'accredited' status
  • Authentication takes a bite out of spam
  • Certifications still important for DBAs
  • Union to fight British Gas IT outsourcing plans
  • Mobile working poses threat to licence compliance
  • Council claims outsourcing will lead to job generation
  • Oracle patches
  • Dixons CIO leaves after outsource negotiations collapse
  • Bumper results for Microsoft
  • Microsoft reveals name of next-generation Windows
  • Microsoft releases BizTalk Server 2006 beta
  • Oracle defends patch record
  • Profits go through roof as Google sales double
  • Google hits back in legal battle with Microsoft
  • Microsoft investigates Internet Explorer flaw
  • Mozilla scraps Firefox 1.1
  • Mobile devices and users
  • Orange launches SPV M500
  • Orange delivers next-generation 3G mobile office card with wi-fi technology
  • UK companies failing to put basic security measures in place for smart handhelds
  • Lewis Silkin Solicitors
  • Coventry University Enterprises Ltd
  • Metronet rolls out asset tracker for tube trains
  • Seven make shortlist to turn Oystercards into e-money
  • Bedfordshire Council threatens to terminate £250m outsourcing deal
  • HP slashes jobs and shuts enterprise divison
  • Council redefines outsourcing effects on IT staff
  • Knowledge management giving enterprises competitive advantage
  • Users look for value boost from Microsoft licence rejig
  • CIOs need new skills to prosper
  • Sarbox draining corporate security budgets
  • Making agents special to win the jobs game
  • Telecoms spending set to stagnate
  • Can alcohol mix with your key personnel?
  • What exactly does a chief information officer do?
  • Review your information access strategies
  • New plan to plug IT skills gap
  • IT professionals feel more value from senior management backing
  • Business Object buys financial planning developer SRC
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