All IT Breakdown articles
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FeaturesGuard your data
Lee Coppack says that the information that companies hold is as valuable as money for hackers and criminals. The consequences for businesses can be embarrassing and expensive
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Online onlyAlcatel-Lucent launches new mobile security software
New software allows companies to locate laptops with GPS and restrict access to data
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Online onlyCyber threat is growing
Criminals are getting more sophisticated and launching more attacks, said the FBI
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AnalysisSecond class laptops
Dave Fisher discusses how UK business would suffer if organisations were without mobile working
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Online onlySurvey raises concerns about disaster recovery
More than a quarter of UK firms do not have a disaster recovery plan in place, finds PWC
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Online onlyEU should facilitate alert system for cyber attacks: ENISA
ENISA presents a study on a European Information Sharing and Alert System for SMEs and citizens: EU’s role proposed to be a ‘clearing house’
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Online onlyBT launches ‘voice continuity’
New service safeguards voice networks in emergency situations
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AnalysisWhat firewalls do and what they don’t do
Ian Kilpatrick looks at some of the newer security threats that are able to find their way through firewalls
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Online onlyMalware attacks grow by 100% in 2007
New figures reveal as much malware was produced in 2007 as in the previous 20 years
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Online only50% of anti-virus products fail to spot threats
Big-name anti-virus products fail to secure Windows 2000 in latest round of VB100 certification testing
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AnalysisLessons from HMRC’s data loss
Would UK consumers benefit from US style data breach notification legislation? Richard Stone argues the case
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Online onlyManchester law firm launches e-crime division
Burton Copeland has launched a dedicated digital forensics facility
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Online onlyRisk broker speaks out after fraud scam
ACR says businesses need to be more aware of corporate identity fraud
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Online onlyUK business better prepared for disaster: Study
BSI British Standards finds that 81% of FTSE companies could last one week before feeling serious detrimental effects following a disaster
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Online onlyNew business continuity standard is a route to competitive advantage: Aon
Gaining certification for business continuity plans is the next step in strengthening competitive advantage for organisations
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Online onlyBSI plans nanotechnology standards
In January 2008 BSI will launch six standards dealing with nanotechnologies terminology and three guides
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Online onlyWidespread datacenter expansions planned by European companies: Study
Disaster recovery initiatives were cited as the leading reason for expansions
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Online onlyWays to make your office more secure this winter
An electronic security company has suggested tips for keeping your office, employees and inventory secure during the winter season
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Online onlyOne in six employees lies to cover up errors at work
Survey reveals organisations are exposed to legal action and bad publicity by employees who don’t manage electronic files well
