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Cheat Sheet: Two-factor authentication
Cheat Sheet And how do you prove who you are when accessing your bank or another secure environment such as your computer on the office network? And many would agree with you - certainly among enterprise, small office and home users. [24 Oct 2005]
Cheat Sheet: Software as a service
Cheat Sheet This is because it is hosted by the service provider, rather than being installed on your own PC, or within your own office. It is hosted by Google, meaning you can access it and continue working on your document whether you are in your office or... [31 Oct 2006]
Cheat Sheet: 10 Gigabit Ethernet
Cheat Sheet If you need to do any of these from office to office within a metropolis or even longer distances then 10 Gigabit Ethernet is worth considering. Q. What is Gigabit Ethernet? A. As the name suggests this is the Ethernet networking protocol built for... [31 Oct 2001]
Cheat Sheet: The Computer Misuse Act
Cheat Sheet The Home Office line runs that it will "help build safer communities". So the Home Office line should be read as 'safer online communities' too. The Computer Misuse Act. I think I can work out what that is. [29 Nov 2006]
Cheat Sheet: Bluetooth
Cheat Sheet Unlike infra red it doesn't require line of sight to connect devices and is able to support several device connections simultaneously on a channel, making it handy for office use. Bluetooth is aimed at connecting little devices in and out of the... [12 Mar 2002]
Cheat Sheet: E-government deadlines
Cheat Sheet John Prescott's department (the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister) has set a date of 15 December 2005 for councils to finish. Yes - as mentioned, e-government is linked to a spending review on the public sector published by ex-CEO of the Office... [01 Dec 2005]
Cheat Sheet: Blade servers and PCs
Cheat Sheet Blade PCs save on space in the office too by reducing the clutter that normal workstations create. For a start, blade PCs are much more secure than individual PC towers scattered around the office. They also reduce the office temperature as the... [24 Jan 2007]
Cheat Sheet: ID cards
Cheat Sheet The Home Office ran a trial over the summer - which silicon.com took part in - enrolling 10,000 volunteers for a mock ID card using iris scans, facial recognition and a fingerprint scan. But there's already controversy about how much it could... [22 Nov 2004]
Cheat Sheet: VoIP
Cheat Sheet In addition, internet phones aren't tied to area codes, meaning you can take your number with you when you move or give customers the ability to reach you at a local number when really your office is located far away. [15 Jun 2004]
Cheat Sheet: Data Protection Act 1998
Cheat Sheet If there are reasonable grounds to suspect that an offence is being committed, the Information Commissioners Office (ICO) can apply for a warrant to enter and search premises and seize documents as evidence. [28 Aug 2007]
Cheat Sheet: Gateway Reviews
Cheat Sheet Gateway Reviews are what the Office of Government Commerce (OGC) uses to measure the progress of big government and public sector projects. Gateway Review? So what's this all about? They were introduced by the OGC in 2000 to track the progress of... [07 Jun 2007]
Cheat Sheet: Wi-fi
Cheat Sheet Since the turn of the century, wi-fi hotspots have really taken off and it's almost impossible now to find a public place or office that doesn't offer wi-fi access. Getting online when you have a coffee or a pint, that sort of thing? [24 May 2007]
Cheat Sheet: Itil
Cheat Sheet Now the domain of the Office of Government Commerce (OGC), Itil is the most widely accepted standard in this area and is used by organisations from multinational corporations all the way to small businesses. [05 Jun 2007]
Cheat Sheet: FTTx
Cheat Sheet Currently, if you live in the UK, the chances are that your broadband is delivered to your home or office by means of copper wire. Fibre then. Good for your digestion, so I hear. Apparently so. But we're not talking about that sort of fibre. [11 May 2007]
Cheat Sheet: Prince2
Cheat Sheet Prince was first developed in 1989 by the Central Computer and Telecommunications Agency (CCTA), the organisation that has since become UK government procurement body the Office of Government Commerce. [07 Nov 2006]
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