• Cisco warns of vulnerabilities in VPN client software
  • Microsoft opens secured high-tech facility in Virginia
  • IBM middleware to be built into J D Edwards software
  • Lucent roams between WLAN and 3G networks
  • Alleged author of Unix hacking kit arrested
  • BMC to launch Enterprise Performance Assurance range
  • Gartner: Optimise critical business processes
  • FT.com finds new revenue stream
  • Net service evaluates business' IT security
  • White House unveils US IT security code of practice
  • Columnist marks eight years of sharing Internet knowledge
  • Hackney signs new deal on benefits IT
  • National address database launched
  • Easynet alerts police to security firm's "breach"
  • Party conference season: Conference calls from IT
  • Orange wins three-year public sector contract
  • Interactive TV boost for retail
  • Web credit payments launched
  • Car industry urged to use Web to win new customers
  • Emap invests in core IT
  • Cornwall prepares for e-gov with XP
  • Network identity must be part of the business plan, says Sun man
  • WLAN semiconductor sales to grow worldwide
  • E-business rollouts continue despite tough economy
  • Sacked software developers launch £8m compensation claim
  • Nectar suspends online registration
  • Microsoft adds to midmarket product portfolio
  • Commerce One garners support for Web services platform
  • HP president says technology is the key to US security
  • Lindows upgrades OS and prepares for general release
  • Cisco and 3Com drop Dell as reseller
  • P&G extends SAP's APO app into North America
  • Google founder embraces Web services
  • Firms bolster offerings ahead of storage initiative
  • Procter & Gamble close to signing £4bn outsourcing deal with EDS
  • Vendors keep tabs on secret surfing tool
  • Sun lays out future of UltraSparc
  • Microsoft: Patch critical flaw in Windows Java machine
  • Sun to include more software with Solaris
  • Advanced Server OS gives Red Hat a boost
  • ACS pulls out of P&G outsourcing deal
  • IBM prepares to ship DB2 upgrade
  • EMC extends storage management software functionality
  • Sun offers Liberty Alliance development tool
  • Sun outlines plans to sell Linux desktops
  • Group says Microsoft isn't living up to antitrust settlement
  • EDS expects sharp earnings drop for third-quarter
  • Intel offers faster Celeron processors for cheap PCs
  • UnitedLinux consortium hires a general manager
  • Delta cargo division joins online booking exchange
  • IBM to roll out Linux-only pSeries servers
  • US cyber defence plan lacks teeth, claim critics
  • IBM unwraps Web services security software
  • Motorola DragonBall processor to run Windows CE
  • SAP R/3 for mobile workers unveiled
  • Hotmail gets tough on spam
  • Nokia mobile radio unit hardest hit as 350 jobs are cut
  • Police target 10% savings with wireless Wan
  • Microsoft unveils Enterprise Location Server software
  • Pru seeks to reclaim £12m Web project cost
  • Big names join the developer network for Intel's next-generation bus
  • SuSE targets first-time users with Linux 8.1
  • HP wins £980m bank outsourcing contract
  • Ex-Microsoft engineer launches tool company
  • C&W lowers revenue forecast and warns of layoffs
  • Avaya launches security consulting services
  • Veritas retools storage software
  • Outsourcing drives up stress and pay levels
  • AOL Time Warner denies plot to oust chairman
  • US government to unveil cyber defence strategy
  • Sun to speed servers with faster chip
  • IT glitches hit Nectar loyalty card launch
  • FBI probes major credit card scam
  • Sony Ericsson phone will be out in time for Christmas
  • Optiant unveils supply chain optimisation suite
  • Cisco expands switch line for convergence
  • Salesforce.com tailors for small business
  • HP ships Red Hat with Linux Itanium 2 workstations
  • Tough climate mars Oracle results
  • Sun targets Microsoft users with StarOffice push
  • Survey claims Japanese broadband is cheaper
  • Borland eyes WebGain users
  • IT jobs at risk as Abbey considers outsourcing
  • RLX rolls out blades and high-end software
  • Connectix to roll out server slicing software
  • PeopleSoft moves in on mid-market
  • IBM and Intel team up to produce blade servers
  • Companies get another IM security option
  • Deutsche Telekom to trim IT service unit
  • Fujitsu recalls faulty hard disk drives
  • US prepares for Iraq cyber war
  • Gateway laptops receive chip boost
  • Privacy leak reported in Mozilla-based browsers
  • Microsoft revs up mobile .net
  • Europe and Japan join forces on IPv6 adoption
  • HP ships Evo mini-desktop PC
  • PalmSource updates browser for Palm OS 5
  • Entercept locks out database hackers
  • Government's data retention plans condemned by commissioners
  • LivePerson adds sales people to e-commerce sites
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