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Week in Review: Phone hacking and police snooper sackings
This week, with the epic phone hacking scandal still raging on, it's reported hundreds of police have been snooping on data they shouldn't be...
Public Sector Roundup: Spine a success?
The NHS electronic database Spine has solid takeup, Dorset's high-tech crime unit gets secure, and a Welsh hospital gets an IT makeover.
Police e-crime hubs announced
The three hubs will hook up with the Met to take down cyber crime operations.
NAO: Police mobile rollout failing to deliver
The police are not getting enough benefits from the Mobile Information Programme, the NAO says.
Analysis: Should the police hack your computer?
The police may soon have more power to use hacking techniques to spy on criminals, which has led to many concerned about what they view as breaches...
Police awarded £50m for PDA scheme
Up to 27 police forces in the UK will receive mobile devices in a bid to save officers time while on the beat.
Police to get Facebook tutoring
The NPIA will teach police how to make the most effective use out of modern technologies.
Hacker proves password theft is easy
Password theft is not very tricky and can be done without much skill or money, a security expert explains during a live hack.
Government launches £9m internet safety ad campaign
The plan, meant to raise awareness of the dangers of the internet, will launch this summer.
Public Sector Roundup: e-crime business threat
Wales aims to combat e-crime, Hull University gets help with data archiving, Dyfed Powys Police seek to improve helpdesk services and...
Dell World 2011: The tech UK emergency services need
The NHS and the Metropolitan Police could really benefit from some of the IT on show at Dell World.
Leicestershire Constabulary puts bobbies back on beat
A desktop virtualisation project in line with government targets to mobilise the police force, allows more officers to patrol the streets.
Sussex Police automates buying
New e-procurement software is planned to automate and streamline the force’s purchasing and integrate with existing SAP systems.
Police need biometric technology regulation
Biometric technology is readily available for law enforcement, but a police director has said that regulation and public debate is needed.
Police wants volunteer officers to fight cybercrime
The Police Central e-crime unit is looking for volunteers – but instead of pounding the beat they’ll be helping to fight e-crime.
Police tracking software use ‘deeply concerning’
The Metropolitan Police might use Geotime software to track suspects, but privacy groups aren't impressed.
Public Sector Roundup: Policing tech
New content management systems for Yorkshire police, while Cable & Wireless pen deal to equip police on patrol.
Police database abuse ‘hugely intrusive’
The Big Brother Watch finds 900 police officers and staff breached the Data Protection Act in the last three years.
Scotland Yard police pinched by Microsoft
Police fighting e-crime have a hard enough time, but now they are losing experts to better paying tech companies.
Criminals beating police on tech ‘since the CB radio’
The police has a huge challenge keeping up with IT, especially when it comes to sharing information.
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