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Cheat Sheet Having said that, Shell and Apacs said the issue was the result of an inside job so this perhaps shouldn't be taken as a serious indicator of a problem with Chip and PIN. Chip and PIN cards look the same as standard magnetic-strip cards, but inside...
[13 Jun 2007]
Cheat Sheet Others however say just a few nips and tucks of an IT system will do the job, improve processes and save money. Basel II? But I though there was only one season on Fawlty Towers? If the only Basil you know owns a run-down hotel in Torquay and has a...
[22 Aug 2006]
Cheat Sheet Then there was the case today of the Google blogger whose insight into the Googleplex cost him his job. Good question. It may seem like we're getting a little late to the ball game with this one, but blogging - a contraction of web logging - has...
[09 Feb 2005]
Cheat Sheet Once more companies get involved, and the right silicon for the job gets manufactured, prices will come down and usage will go up. Sounds like a buzzword. Tell me about the technology. It's not just a technology.
[12 Oct 2004]
Cheat Sheet Mark Sunner, CTO at MessageLabs, describes managed services as the opportunity for IT department to "free up staff to get on with doing what they should be doing and create the capacity to work on projects other than managing the security which...
[24 Sep 2004]
Cheat Sheet In some cases an IT director has simply had their job title changed to CIO. Oh my god, acronym hell… Don't despair, it's not that bad. Explain. You're probably aware companies have IT departments… Now you're patronising me.well at the head of those...
[14 Jul 2004]
Cheat Sheet As more and more handhelds and PDAs will be connected to the corporate network, storing critical information, every IT professional worth their job should be interested in securing the little devils. OK, let's start with mobile security.
[14 Feb 2002]
Cheat Sheet It does admit it's got a battle in terms of public perception - but insists it's up to the job, security-wise. Passport is the centrepiece of Microsoft's .NET initiative, which is all about web services.
[09 Nov 2001]
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