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	e-crime - News - UK  Your shout  Cybersleuth patrols business beat  Agencies and companies come together to resist phishing  EU rethinks data retention by ISPs  Identity Card Bill high on government's agenda  Thought for the day The bogeyman cometh  Convicted spammer gets nine years in jail  Debate suggests sanctions may be needed to deter unethical IT use  The secret life of companies exposed  Thought for the day: Cybersex and the kiss of death  European conference focuses fight against cybercrime  Man arrested over Cisco source code theft  Man pleads gulity to credit info theft  Your Shout  German teenager indicted over Sasser worm  Police question details of India code theft  Group helps US DOJ in fraud stings  UK and Russia break online extortion ring  Thought for the day: Howard's way  Compliance: Make it work for you  Hack attacks down on last year, says survey  IT rackets are favourite for organised crime  'Disorder and corruption' taking over internet, author claims  Russia - a happy haven for hackers  More information released on Cisco code theft  Thought for the day: The attack of the phishers  India poised to tighten data protection law  BCS backs professional register for expert witnesses in forensics  Thought for the day: Actions speak louder than keystrokes  Businesses are under attack from cyber criminals, says MS security head  E-crime strategy is long overdue  EU prepares to debate P-to-P file-sharing  Thought for the day: Trustworthy for some  Industry group drops DVD copying case  Govt to create national technology strategy  Confusion over UK data retention laws continues  Opponents step up fight against proposed EU antipiracy law  Spanish police arrest Raleka worm suspect  Former Gateway CFO denies fraud charges  E-mail worm masquerades as PayPal message  Virus writers dismiss Microsoft bounty fund  Cybersecurity is a balancing act, says ex-FBI head  Teen hacker charged with securities fraud and ID theft  Why you must report e-crime  Romanian man charged with releasing Blaster worm variant  Thought for the day: Protect your Achilles' heel  Online retailers and Microsoft tackle ID fraud  Blaster suspect 'surprised' at arrest  Teenager arrested in Blaster worm case  Thought for the day: The attack of the worms  US updates surveillance laws  MCI could be barred from US govt contracts  Senate committee approves cyber peeping bill  Congress fights over spam opt-in rules  Telcos and IT firms at high risk from economic crime  More training needed to meet security threats  Force field  US Senate committee approves stronger antispam bill  Automatic ID management pays dividends  Whitehall acts to marshal UK's security expertise in fight against cybercrime  California man to plead guilty to Al-Jazeera hacks  Police to sign up IT special constables in war on hackers  Business rejects EU data law plans  Whitehall gives councils £26m incentive to work together on e-government projects  Big IT projects must include e-crime measures  Thought for the day: Caught by the net?  One gang, some chips and an Eastern connection?  US govt seizes website and posts piracy warnings  Cops take on chip stealing robbers  Directors face 'cyber liability'  Thought for the day:Dark matter on the web  Home Office rethinks e-mail snooping law  TMA 2002: Reality bites  Retailers and card issuers step up fight against online fraud  Outsourcing: Location, location, location  The Government stakes its future on technology  Caught in the act  News round up: June 2002  Thought for the day:Secure PCs and see-through Windows  Thought for the day:Fear or freedom?  Essential contacts  Thought for the Day:No hiding place  FBI hints at dismantling cyber arm  Business fears as Whitehall IT crime team loses its chief  Arresting solutions  Cybercrime and punishment  Why IT security is like rearranging deckchairs on the Titanic  Profit and loss: weekly round-up  Life in the fast lane  Will e-targets get in the way?  Reuters secures alliance with Symantec  Hackers gain political leaders' credit card details  A year in e-business  Keeping the invaders outside the perimeter  Supercomputers: the long arm of the law?  No cash for fight against cybercrime  Snoopers' paradise - the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Bill Back To A-to-Z Index >> Project Management! The definitive study Download our exclusive research >> Gartner Highlights on ComputerWeekly Subscribe | Mediapack | Terms & Conditions | Privacy Policy | Contact Us | Login   © 2005 ComputerWeekly.com Ltd. All rights reserved Our publisher also produces websites covering the following topics: Banking Information Travel & Tourism UK Agricultural Services Aerospace Science & Technology Commercial Property HR Information Electronics Farming & Agriculture Global B2B Search Chemical Services & Supplies B2B Search Engine Property Information Hospital & Medical Catering & Hospitality Air Transport Optometry & Optician Construction Event Construction & Contractors Entertainment Search