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• U.S. consumers apt to give away personal data
• Report: DHS infosec program needs improvement
• California law hits firms nationwide
• Basler Securitas dumps RSA for Kobil
• UK fires up biggest ever study into identity fraud
• Intel, IBM and NTT DoCoMo seal mobile device security pact
• Cisco and Microsoft urged to provide road map for security collaboration
• HP, Westan in white-box deal
• IT auctioneer calls in administrators
• SCO developer marketplace goes live
• Global security group establishes cyber security advisory board for Americas
• Infosec certifications debunked
• Spam King dethroned by US court
• Review: Windows Forensics and Incident Recovery
• Leading Edge Internet sold to Bytecard
• iSCSI finds fans in Australian channel
• Sony announces dates and prices for new gaming devices
• Unwired gets wild with Woolies
• Multi-layer dual firewall topologies
• Beating the social engineering scams: what employees must do to protect company data
• Back-up or pack-up?
• ASIC warns about investment email scams
• Petty best of British for DiData services
• Moneytech reseller credit signup hits half-tonne
• Telecommuters condemned as weakest link in security chain
• Universities fail to produce secure programmers
• Renepo worms in on OS X
• Netspace relaunches Gamespace online games
• Citibank target of phishing scam
• Leading Solutions acquires Micro Knox
• EverQuest II set for 8 November release
• Doom 3 expansion pack announced
• Prince William County Schools crown appliance-based anti spam solution
• Cisco boosts access control with Perfigo acquisition
• Fast response could kill mass-mail viruses
• Illegal P2P costing business $60m
• Sensis CEO resigns
• Penman new Volante boss
• Retailers rush to meet creditcard deadlines
• Identity management market remains badly fragmented
• Telecom Italia secures VLAN provisioning
• FUD still a prime persuasive technique for IT pros
• UK watchdog cuts off UK porn and rogue diallers
• Iron Mountain's take over of Connected raises concerns for customers
• Concerns linger over UK passport biometric
• Netgear offers wireless, VPN training for resellers
• Job board to grow for IT pros?
• Coonan retains IT portfolio
• Phishing: an exclusive pastime
• Mobile reseller wins human resources prize
• Australia's largest residential VoIP installation goes live
• Increased PC shipments below expectations: Gartner
• Channel surges after Network Box
• Linux reseller offers 'internet-safe' PC
• SMBs eyeing VoIP next year: survey
• Government must play bigger role in broadband takeup: IDC
• Lack of trust affects online banking
• Using events-per-second as a factor in selecting SEM tools
• Keeping email legal – the issues of email monitoring
• Why every business needs an SCM strategy
• Cisco and Microsoft seal security alliance
• Greater Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce secures mobile endpoints
• ACA casts eye over VoIP
• KAZ bags ElectraNet managed services deal
• Resellers play Santa early in Townsville
• Fraud-based phishing scams rocket
• Telindus boosts security with peer-to-peer policy management
• Survey warns: spyware still a growing threat
• Homegrown voice and data player seeks partners
• Study warns against phoning while driving
• Symantec retains ACA Pacific, ED and TechPac
• ACS calls for software quality assurance
• Old school virus promises expensive Christmas
• ID mapping: the compliance key
• BT’s new boy is ready for action
• We are all doomed – if you believe the hype
• We must beat these automated attackers
• Don’t hesitate to call in the professionals
• Time to call out the detectives
• A safer way to stay in contact
• Biometrics: How to plan your very own project
• Biometrics get the thumbs up
• The fine art of patience
• The key to secure email
• Industry’s voice up on Capitol Hill
• A new breed of criminal on the scene
• A life-threatening security problem?
• Facing up to the spate of menacing attacks
• Microsoft NT Workstation 4 customers must take 'immediate action' to protect themselves
• IBM and Cisco expand global security alliance
• Former Quantum MD dies
• United Comindico resellers stand firm
• US and India collaborate over cyber security
• India’s apace organisation selects Guardian
• SANS calls to shame 'underperforming' computer science departments
• Review: Flip2Disk
• StorageTek beefs up channel with new program
• SSL VPN vendor Aventail discussing new signings for 2005
• Anti-spam groups slam Government initiative
• Largest ISP and web-portal in the Netherlands rolls out Linux antivirus
• Plague of viruses, worms, and spam fuel Gulf States security software boom
• Be prepared to meet an iceberg
• The need to define malware
• The dangers of metadata
• Sun won't shine on box-droppers
• Microsoft Media Center PCs hit Australia
• Stolen HP printer consignment recovered in Sydney bush
• Users prefer thin clients: Wyse survey
• Fortress Technologies acquires Legra Systems
• Review: Ideal Administration
• Anti-spam developer seeks $3M in funding
• ACIF calls for comment on draft telco code
• Dell recalls 4.4 million notebook adapters
• Army National Guard fires up secure wireless network
• Netegrity customers should 'plan exit strategy' after CA buyout
• Indigo Pacific wins Asia-Pacific HP prize
• ALSTOM IT MBO complete [updated]
• WhiteGold adds Fortinet
• ISPs told to clean up their networks
• IP telephony take up dogged by security woes
• Rex Healthcare gets eight into one with single-sign-on system
• Sloppy Plug & Play USB device security rife on UK corporate networks
• Police suspended in Aust child porn operation
• Local call centre operations ready to spend
• Simply Wireless staff, creditors to go home empty-handed
• Next Byte quits the PC game
• U.S. House approves anti-spyware bills
• Spammers exploit 'click here to remove' Trojan
• Alstom IT MBO completed
• Victoria on Indian trade mission
• More arrests in Aust child porn crackdown
• Optima appoints education specialist
• CA to acquire Netegrity
• Identity Management: A Key Enabler of IT-Business Alignment
• Balancing security products with management time: are you stretching yourself too thin?
• How valuable is your data?
• Hurricane blows spam away from the UK
• Texas schools cut spam by half with appliance-based system
• SSL VPNs (2004)
• Biometrics (2004)
• Review: Datakey Axis
• Review: AirDefense Enterprise
• Review: Enterasys Networks Wireless Access Point 3000
• Review: DiskNet Pro 4
• Review: SecuGen OptiMouse III
• Review: SecuGen Hamster III
• Review: SAFsolution Workstation Bundle
• Review: SafeGuard PDA Enterprise
• Review: DigitalPersona Pro for Active Directory
• Review: BioDisk Biometric Flash Disk
• Latest Leisure Suit Larry banned
• Users warned of spam risk
• Destra buys Techex
• DOE infosec weaknesses led to 199 intrusions
• Outsourcing firms warned of 'significant cost of security'
• Small businesses need help choosing an ISP: ACA
• Cole joins Enterasys
• Open source tender stirs political hornet’s nest
• EuroTrust sells Virus112 for $2.5m
• Corporates demand better LAN switch security
• U.S. cyber security czar’s resignation was expected
• WLAN Smart Card authentication receives standards boost
• University of Texas Health Science Center completes data security project
• Synnex flags plans for automated warehousing
• People Telecom adds Destra music to online services
• LAN Systems grabs exclusive EMC deal
• Manhunt banned