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By International law firm, Masons
There is a growing trend among UK employers to take action against
e-mail and Internet abuse by their employees, according to research
published
by the IRS Employment Review.
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By
Nigel Hawthorn, European Marketing Director, Blue Coat Systems
Instant Messaging (IM) represents a far greater security threat
than e-mail. Its use has become rampant on corporate networks,
and it¿s going unnoticed by corporate IT mangers.
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By
David Berlind, ZDNet Tech Update
Richard Clarke has more bad news for IT execs¿ If current
trends continue, Clarke told attendees at Gartner's Symposium/ITxpo
2003, the cybersecurity situation isn't just going to get worse.
It's going to get exponentially worse.
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Article
from Continuity Central
¿only 85 UK companies have followed DTI and security service
advice to meet the BS7799 Information Security Standard ¿the
news that the government may fine businesses that fail to put
information security systems in place, the British Standards Institute
(BSI) is calling for action.
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Article
from Continuity Central
In
a survey of 100 UK CIOs, CTOs and IT directors to evaluate the
changing perceptions of IT security in a business, IDC discovered
conflicting views about its value.
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By
John Leyden, The Register
Nearly
half of America's fastest growing companies suffered an information
security breach over the last two years, despite beefed-up precautions
since the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
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Hytec
Information Security
Hytec
has just completed development of a Web Traffic Assessment Service.
The new service is designed for organisations concerned about
enforcing their Internet Usage Policy or worried that unmanaged
Internet access may reduce the productivity of some employees
and potentially expose them to legal liability.
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