Lancashire Constabulary to monitor data input of 7,000 staff in bid to prevent intelligence leaks
It is alarmingly easy for an IT leader to unwittingly exceed the scope of a software licence, and the chances of being caught out have never been greater, as technology lawyers Mark Weston and Paul Gershlick explain
Tender launched for specialist intrusion detection services
Recent high-profile data losses show that worringly lax attitudes to security are still common
Greater Manchester Police disconnected from the Police National Computer since Friday
Bucks declining global security appliance sales with unified threat management (UTM) platform deployment
Alcohol, cigarettes, knives, and tattoos easily acquired by underage teenagers
Search giant says enterprise services won't work properly with IE6
In its effort to loosen IE’s grip on the browser market, the EU has done hackers a favour, says John Walker
Standard off-the-shelf applications could replace in-house custom solutions, says BBC CTO
The Wikinomics author gives his views on the controversial provisions, set to become law this summer
The spat between Google and the Chinese government highlights how international conflicts are increasingly being played out in cyberspace
IE's security problems are too much for Germany and France, with governments advising people to use alternative browsers
IT security to be tackled in co-ordinated fashion alongside other threats
Are you ready to shelter the growing number of mobile workers from a malware storm?
Experts blame poor coding for a wave of system failures at the dawn of the new decade
Fine will only be issued in the most severe cases
Move follows a £90m conversion programme undertaken by Boeing
Three IT chiefs at UK organisations reveal the problems of getting senior management interested in disaster recovery
Common sense approach to individuals' internet privacy
Hosted service reduces downtime and eases support problems experienced with previous on-premise messaging systems
Council deploys Sophos encryption technology across laptops to allow homeworking
Breakthrough paper shows hackers could evade anti-virus protection by hiding malicious code in sentences that read like English language spam
Data leak that had lethal consequences highlights need for stiffer penalties, says Information Commissioner
Club outsources its email security to Webroot
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