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Extracted from
'Local Government IT in Use'
Councils will spend nearly £2.5
billion on technology this year but
many still think they will miss the
2005 e-government deadline.
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By International
Law Firm, Masons
More than half of UK businesses
now provide their staff with access
to their information systems over dial-up
or the internet; but companies are failing
to take seriously the corresponding
rise in security breaches, according
to PricewaterhouseCoopers.
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Hytec Information
Security
Hytec created a buzz at the recent
Infosecurity 2004 exhibition when it
used the event to announce SecureAccess,
the latest addition to its portfolio
of managed services. The launch generated
huge interest from organisations as
diverse as local authorities, police
authorities, banks, transport and other
commercial companies
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By John Leyden,
The Register
The British are blasé about
keeping sensitive personal data confidential.
More than 60 per cent of 100 people
approached in the street by researchers
were happy to give clues about the type
of password they used (such as date
of birth or family names) on online
banking or ecommerce sites.
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Deloitte
Touche Tohmatsu
Practitioners from Deloitte's Global
Financial Services Industry practice
conducted face-to-face interviews with
senior information technology executives
of the top 100 global financial services
organisations. Questions related to
governance, investment, value, risk,
responsiveness, use of security technologies,
quality of operations, and privacy.
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By John Leyden,
The Register
A piecemeal approach to information
security - added to market confusion
- is resulting in companies spending
too much for incomplete protection.
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Hytec Information
Security
As part of a remote managed service,
delivered since November 2002, Hytec
Information Security Limited is now
responsible for the security management
of Securicor Distribution's web hosting
environment.
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