British police force computer systems are to be checked for illegal software in plans announced by junior Home Office minister Lord Bassam.
By Chris Holbrook, 19 December 2000 15:49
NEWS Bassam pronounced in parliament yesterday that the Association of Police Chief Officers will audit a sample of police IT equipment, checking for the widely distributed counterfeit Microsoft software. Concern has arisen from software provided by one particular supplier to the force.
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