Archive - 03 May 2005
Phishers still reeling in thousands of Brits
And what are the banks doing about it? Guess...
Cash flows back into IT consulting
Spending picks up as dot-com hangover recedes
Leader: Why would IBM make layoffs?
Company still setting industry standard, so what's going on?
City to outsource IT in £150m services overhaul
Council desperately seeking better value for money...
Offshore data protection law flounders
Indian government drags its feet despite privacy and IP concerns...
Gartner: Race is on to prepare for 64-bit Windows
Move to 64-bit computing will require "subtantial" application recoding
Devil's Advocate: Biometrics offer false hope
Are banks just trying to impress us with newfangled security?
Virus Top 10: 'Latest hit list far from the last'
Sophos reports what's hot and slams silicon.com report on what's not...
Police chief battered by cyber attack
Thousands of threatening emails sent to cripple police computers...
Avaya and Juniper take relationship to deeper level
Integration 'so important we can't tell you the details yet... '
HP settles EMC patent dispute with $325m
Reconciliation prompts companies to look for 'new ways to collaborate'
Sun CEO blasts buyout rumour
"Unsubstantiated rumour" part of scheme to profit from stock spike, says McNealy
Data blunder at Time Warner compromises 600,000
Employees' personal info goes awol as backup tapes are lost in transit
Sober worm lures football fans with 'free tickets'
New variant pretends to be FIFA communiqué offering free 2006 World Cup tickets
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