• Burst.com accuses Microsoft of destroying evidence
  • SunTrust accounting problem could delay Sarbanes-Oxley filing
  • Spain joins WiMax network
  • Microsoft's Charney gets serious about security
  • Virtual tape libraries: Buyers beware
  • Gates touts software 'magic' to cut complexity
  • Motorola to buy Mesh
  • PC hard drive expands size and speed
  • eXo fixes portal to ObjectWeb
  • Maxtor loses fourth finance director in eight months
  • Profits perk up at HP
  • Solaris steals Linux's clothes
  • ObjectWeb adds portal content management middleware
  • PeopleSoft shareholders split on Oracle bid
  • Sun previews next version of Java
  • Former Microsoft workers charged with theft
  • Grid bids to save the world
  • Vodafone reports rise in users despite revenue decline
  • Symbol upgrades its wireless Lan switch
  • Bowstreet releases prepackaged portlets
  • Open source enters mainstream
  • New tools help ease .net development
  • AMD to put virtualisation on low-end server chips
  • IT spend accelerates as users get the upper hand
  • Nokia demos first mobile call using IP standard
  • Bristol City Council spurns Microsoft for Star Office
  • Win support from staff for outsourcing contracts
  • Dell thrusts blade into datacentres
  • EDS results take beating from Marine Corps
  • Liquid Machines makes document rights splash
  • Blogger sets off for Babel
  • European CIO Seminar Europe's top CIOs gather to share their experience
  • 3.8GHz Pentium last of the speed breed
  • Data Ontap 7G abolishes preallocation tyranny
  • German armed forces deploy SAP
  • BEA adds app server support to Beehive
  • Apache hands Geronimo compliance weapons
  • Dell and Microsoft integrate patch management apps
  • Wireless company to sell secure wired ports
  • Gluecode launches open-source platform for Java developers
  • Global Wi-Fi access deal makes world wireless
  • McAfee takes on more spyware
  • Curtain rises on Solaris 10
  • IT directors missing tech breakthroughs
  • Microsoft to hire more staff at Indian facility
  • Managers complain they do not get enough recognition for work
  • Sun promises lower costs on Solaris 10
  • Pervasive app speeds patent checks at CPA
  • Business process first, then the applications
  • HP gets on the case for Forensic Science Service NT4 migration
  • Basel 2: don't just rely on a datawarehouse
  • Get aggressive with suppliers to help meet financial regulations
  • Certification gives IT recycling drive a boost
  • Testing process must be built in from beginning
  • Avoid licence pitfalls in outsourcing contracts
  • Don't let development pressures cut short security testing procedures, warn experts
  • Bluetooth to triple in speed by next year
  • London councils create web system to help advice groups reach out to public online
  • BT's Infonet takeover set to benefit global users
  • Novell's Linux desktop takes battle to Windows
  • BPM workflow helps DVLA manage licences
  • News in brief
  • Barclays to restructure its department
  • Magistrates' £390m system faces further delays, warns project head
  • Linux concerns linger
  • Under 1% of Whitehall IT uses open source
  • Cash could aid Linux migration tool
  • Microsoft settles Novell dispute for £290m
  • MPs to quiz CSA chief over IT performance
  • Jobs worries as Cook deal goes offshore
  • Microsoft to give users heads-up on its security bulletin contents
  • Microsoft drops Intel Itanium 2 support -- and more news briefs
  • Xerox turns mobile phone into image scanner
  • Clinicians' privacy concerns belie official line
  • Programme gets new joint head
  • Minister promises extra funding for NHS systems
  • New breed of virus beats AV gateways
  • Novell sues Microsoft over WordPerfect
  • ASP creates an easy environment for lightweight web applications
  • Wireless broadband pair to combine standards
  • Microsoft investigates possible Windows XP SP2 flaws
  • Nortel delays financial restatements again
  • PDA market veers to Windows CE
  • Future-proof blade server shrinks down
  • UN creates internet governance working group
  • Single sign-on software turns up
  • Icann domain transfer policy takes effect
  • Intel appoints Otellini as CEO
  • Restricted access tokens
  • User rights
  • Impersonation
  • The structure of an ACE
  • Access control entries
  • Access control best practices
  • AD permissions
  • ACE inheritance
  • Access control lists (ACLs)
  • Access control in Windows 2000: Tying it all together
  • Security descriptors
  • Where Windows 2000 uses SIDs
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