results for ''
3,000 new e-passports stolen
A van containing blank e-passports and visas has been stolen.
Medical body improves database security
The Royal College of Physicians has strengthened its IT security infrastructure with the implementation of database monitoring technology.
ID scheme costs rise further
In its biannual report the IPS has estimated that the cost of the ID card scheme has risen by nearly a third.
£10.8 million written off with e-passport system
The UK passport agency has dumped its long troubled and costly second-generation e-passport project.
'We listened,' says passport and ID card chief
The head of the IPS explains the changes to the ID card scheme, and lays out how IT suppliers may have new business in the biometrics market.
McAfee launch 10 Gigabit Ethernet IPS appliance
New intrusion prevention appliance aimed at network core and data centre deployments.
ID card supplier shortlist announced
The National Identity Scheme is gaining momentum, with the shortlist of suppliers cut down to eight.
ID cards trialled for background checks
Home Office study praises the use of passports and ID cards to increase security and streamline services.
Five firms chosen to supply ID cards
The controversial ID card scheme has signed framework contracts with CSC, EDS, Fujitsu, IBM and Thales for the £2 billion project.
Thales wins first ID card contract
French firm Thales has signed a four-year contract worth over £18 million with the Identity and Passport Service.
New ePassport chip short on warranty
Report by National Audit Office says chip technology so new and untested that warranty only lasts two years - although passports are kept for ten.
Security market growth hides spending slowdown
IDC has said the market for security technology products continues to grow, but recent quarterly declines hint at a possible spending slowdown.
Storm worm heralds next generation of malware
Aggressive defences and fluctuations in IP traffic prompt security vendors to quantify risk and develop new safeguards. <br/>
Security upgrades - top priority for European business
New research finds that enterprises put security as number one spending priority this year.
Exclusive: WatchGuard Firebox Core X750e
Watchguard offers up an all-in-one security appliance for the more ambitious SMBs. We examine its features ease of use to see if it measures up.
Cisco Systems ASA 5510
It may be the biggest networking company in the world but Cisco is also very keen to make a much bigger mark in the security arena.
10,000 UK passports issued to fraudsters and terrorists
Home office admits major bungle as genuine passports get issued to convicted terrorists.
Merger discussions denied in Juniper and Symantec technology tie up
We're just good friends insists chief executive, no plans for a full takeover
Week in Review: Microsoft cuts ties with Yahoo
Microsoft finally gives up on its long and protracted takeover bid. We also looked at ID cards, sewer broadband, lie detectors, future wireless,...
Asia harbours half of world's zombies
Latest DDoS report finds half of the world's bots are found in Asia.
Sponsored results
- Cisco Buy Routers at Shopping.com UK | Networking | Computers
cisco 837 adsl, strategy games, cisco 851w router, cisco 857 ips url filtering, free vb sample...
http://uk.shopping.com/xPP-routers--c... - BBC - Terms and Conditions
using an invalid email address. The BBC reserves the right to close accounts if any user is seen...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/terms/ - elmundo.es - Buscadores
Busca ficheros en los principales servidores de FTP del mundo con elmundo.es FTPSearch Busca...
http://www.elmundo.es/busca/




















