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New e-crime unit finally gets funding
Home Office and Met Police have gathered £7 million to launch a new Met police e-crime unit.
New passport design unveiled with ‘enhanced security features’
The Home Office has revealed a new design for British passports, claiming extra security features will aid in protecting citizens' identities.
Government boasts of e-Borders success
The Home Office has given itself a pat on the back for the apparent success of the e-Borders initiative.
Home Office backs forensic fingerprint technology
£80,000 research grant will fund development of techniques to identify details of suspects’ actions.
Home Office under fire for Phorm 'botch job'
The Government has been criticised for its handling of a consultation it has launched into UK communications interception laws.
Government to review security data collection
Home Secretary Jacqui Smith said the government will look at ways to balance privacy with protection.
Home Office: Cloud computing aiding terrorism
Cloud computing can be used by terrorists as a way of transmitting data without being caught, the Home Office warns.
ICO takes action against Home Office, NHS Trusts
Data losses at the Home Office and two NHS Trusts, has led the Information Commissioner to take enforcement action, mandating remedial security...
Home Office confused about child porn blacklisters
An embarrassing episode for the Home Office in which the legality of the Internet Watch Foundation's role is questioned.<br>
Are IT suppliers to blame for government data breaches?
A Home Office director has detailed an MoJ breach to show that placing the blame for data breaches isn't always so easy.
Home Office announces interactive crime maps for every neighbourhood
New online maps will let people check and compare crime month-by-month in their area.
Home Office to fund e-crime unit
An MP has detailed plans for an e-crime unit, but it will be run by a fraud body and not the Met Police.
Your views: Big Brother snooping
It would seem most IT PRO readers aren't in favour of the Home Office plans to watch our email and phone calls, but they do like the idea of cc'ing...
MPs join protesters to show support for McKinnon
Home Office protest pushes for Home Secretary Alan Johnson to reconsider Gary McKinnon's extradition to the US for hacking.
'Free Gary' protest hits Home Office at noon
A protest against Gary McKinnon's extradition will take place in front of the Home Office from 12 to 2pm today.
Rights groups warn Government over social network ban
As Facebook, RIM and Twitter hold meetings with Government, rights groups raise concerns over any social network crackdown.
Government cyber security minister quits
Pauline Neville Jones steps down as minister of state for security and counter terrorism.
Government boosts cyber crime fight with £63 million
Law enforcement bodies fighting cyber crime can expect to gain from a £63 million injection from the Government.
Government crushes ID card database
The Government has crushed the ID card scheme database, putting the final nail in the coffin of the controversial initiative.
NPIA plans £200 million police IT savings
The National Policing Improvement Agency has said it will save the service £200 million through better IT and procurement work.
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