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Hosted services are gaining in popularity. But should you put your faith in the people who offer IT security? Robert Jaques reports
Robert Jaques
May 2 2006 4:35PM
Security
Hackers for hire
Forget the outdated hacker image of a spotty anarchic teenager holed up in his bedroom defacing the websites of global organizations; today’s hackers are not only older but more determined than ever to claim your cash and identity.
Mark Murtagh
Sep 7 2005 2:30PM
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Don't hire hackers, warns professor
A university professor has warned companies against employing hackers because she feels they lack ethical integrity.
David Quainton
May 23 2005 4:10PM
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IBM introduces new leasing options
IBM has announced new leasing plans, in a bid to capture what it believes is a growing leasing market.
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