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Managing the IT Department
Top news story
Security set to move beyond IT director control
Security professionals are set to move beyond IT director control in future, as they take a more proactive approach in order to secure their organisations, according to a study from the Information Security Forum (ISF).
The ISF is an international organisation dedicated to benchmarking and best practices in information security. "This study is part of an ongoing set of deliverables looking at the management of security in organisations," explained Adrian Davis, ISF's senior research consultant and the report's author.
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- Information Commissioner targets government after prison data debacle
- Government loses 4m people’s personal data in one year
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- Prisons, probation service and courts struggle to rescue major IT projects
- Ministry of Justice loses 45,000 personal records
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Bill Gates predicts software revolution
Bill Gates, chairman, co-founder and former head of Microsoft, has predicted that continual expansion of Internet services will provoke a revolution in software development.
How-to
Forrester calls for IT culture overhaul
IT department culture often differs from corporate culture, according to a new study.
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In-depth
What a week: top stories you may have missed
A bad week for Gary McKinnon, who faces the prospect of US prison for breaking into its military computers. Also in security news, we bust two spammers in an in-depth interview.
Opinion
Why IT worker took control of San Francisco's networks
The man who took control of San Francisco's networks hit the headlines last week. The reality of what happened to a brilliant systems administrator who went rogue, is both complex and disturbing for other IT organisations.
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Management
HP completes EDS purchase
Hewlett-Packard said Tuesday that it has completed its US$13.9 billion purchase of massive systems integrator Electronic Data Systems, and it also revealed that EDS' top-level management structure would remain largely unchanged.
Technology
Mozilla Firefox browser gets security boost
Carnegie-Mellon University is making available a free add-on to Mozilla Firefox 3.0 that is aimed at boosting browser security.
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Red Hat's servers hacked
Red Hat has confirmed that hackers have compromised infrastructure servers belonging to the company and the Fedora Project, including systems used to sign Fedora packages.
