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IT Security - Strategy - UK

�Sybari brings Microsoft into enterprise e-mail security
�Understand supplier motives and prepare contracts to protect your IT after a merger
�HP offers detect and contain security software
�Is it too late for NHS national programme to win support of doctors for new systems?
�Your shout
�Business broadband adoption up to 77%
�How to add true value with hosted IP
�Nokia introduces VPN gateways for mobile staff
�Top users' security manifesto aims to close gaps in supplier offerings
�Compliance demands set to drive storage management innovation
�Blueprint for professionalism in IT security
�CheckPoint updates security gateway
�Control in a mobile world
�IT challenges for 2005
�Reuters calls on NetSec to meet its IT security monitoring needs
�Heat is on IT directors to boost the business in 2005
�In brief
�How to solve the patching puzzle
�2004: a year of high-tech changes
�New Cisco appliance consolidates backup
�Symantec takeover of Veritas delivers more questions than answers
�Mobile applications for international use should employ the simplest technologies
�The perfect host?
�DWP plans a massive XP upgrade despite the pilot roll-out disaster
�The essence of convergence
�Thought for the day:
Keep intrusion detection systems simple
�ISC launches programme for security best practice
�Cisco targets datacentres
�Nortel and Symantec pair up on embedded security
�Intel settles on new desktop strategy
�Cisco guns for datacentres
�Your Shout
�Windows 2000 to get its last major update
�IBM security boss reveals roadmap
�IBM puts PC business up for sale
�Helping the network to take control of itself
�Automatic code de-buggers 10 years away
�Interview: John Swainson, CA's new CEO
�Intel seeks 'household name' status for digital home and office products
�Oracle opts for fixed patch alerts to cut costs and simplify planning
�Anglian Water adopts centrally controlled network security to protect corporate data
�In a crossover world, performance and security converge to give fast, secure apps
�Thomson and VeriSign to build content security service
�Pick 'n' mix support for users
�Matrix acquires distributor
�Channel players encouraged to practice what they preach
�In search of a better way to look for data
�AOL upgrades with security tools
�Open source enters mainstream
�Wireless company to sell secure wired ports
�Zero Day arrives with latest MyDoom
�Is BT-Infonet another global networking d�ja vu?
�Meeting notes: 10 November 2004
�Microsoft extends legal protection to most users
�Cyberguard ranks set to double
�500 Club IT directors to tackle mobile challenges
�In-house teams are vital when outsourcing
�Experts share their patching advice
�Get the most from your IP network
�In brief
�BMC and HP upgrade software to help IT make business changes
�CA's bet on open source pays off as number of Ingres users doubles
�News in brief
�Report warns of skills shortage bombshell
�Symantec moves beyond security tools
�IBM offers companies monthly security report
�Shifting business demands place burden on IT
�Courts replaces ISDN with IP network to reduce costs and support new applications
�Systinet CEO: Three phases for web services
�Microsoft scales back Passport ambitions
�Level the playing field
�Hitting the highway
�The basis of profitability
�Beware spiralling costs as mobile e-mail use booms, users warned
�'Trustworthiness' still a goal for Microsoft
�IBM and Cisco in enterprise security tie-up
�CA adds anti-virus and anti-spyware to Cisco NAC programme
�IT management to get a boost from web services
�Swift action by IT staff saves software firm from bandwidth-draining zombie server
�Your shout
�Adobe to digitally certify PDFs
�Microsoft targets European SMEs
�'Throttle' highly connected users and reduce instant messaging worms
�One-stop data shop
�Controlling interests
�Defence in depth
�Manage the dangers of meta data hiding in the documents you send
�Red Hat's CEO is sold on Netscape buy
�Now Juniper offers a different way to go
�Strategy Clinic:
Is now the time to make a move to Linux?
�Sun unveils pay-per-use grid for non-transactional data processing
�Your shout
�Have faith in adding Linux to the IT mix
�MS to focus on Unix migration, says Linux strategist
�Cisco takes competitive lead
�Novell offers its Netware users a migration path to SuSE Linux
�Novell is a competitor, says MS chief strategist
�3Com prepares Linux-based VoIP softswitch
�JP Morgan cancels $5bn IBM outsourcing deal
�Meeting notes: 15 September 2004

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