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Senior IT professionals expect an 'Enron' will happen in the UK. (12 March, 2008)

SMS system for managing truancy levels. (04 March, 2008)

US business leaders call for mandatory employee vetting. (27 February, 2008)

Good planning can prevent event based cyber attacks. (28 February, 2008)

Compulsory national DNA database rejected by UK Government (22 February, 2008)

Ill considered US container law at the heart of row between the EU and the US. (21 February, 2008)

Reducing metal thefts by hitting the supply routes. (20 February, 2008)

NRO satellite to be intercepted and destroyed in orbit. (19 February, 2008)

Are alcohol manufacturers exploiting anti-drink driving campaigns or helping them? (15 February, 2008)

Debate rages on use of sonic anti-social youth deterrent. (14 February, 2008)

European Union ranks parental control software while adolescents continue to show apathy. (12 February, 2008)

Using taxpayerâ€™s money to clarify the boundaries of justice. (11 February, 2008)

Curfew imposed for young drivers in effort to reduce death toll on Minnesota roads. (08 February, 2008)

Free parental tips from Webroot for protecting children on line. (06 February, 2008)

Night seminar demonstrates the power of thermal imaging (04 February, 2008)

Colossus codebreaker challenge winner receives award at Bletchley Park. (28 January, 2008)

Public access crime information site opens across America (31 January, 2008)

Real ID final regulations issued by the department of homeland security (25 January, 2008)

The two faces of Microsoftâ€™s biometric patent. (24 January, 2008)

Feeling safer on inner city streets. (23 January, 2008)

Stolen MoD laptop contained unencrypted data on hundreds of thousands. (22 January, 2008)

Protection against railway trespass. (18 January, 2008)

The painful injection that strikes the core of business data. (17 January, 2008)

US legal experts and MySpace target the exploitation of teenagers on social networking sites. (15 January, 2008)

Air France flies in the face of a mobile taboo (14 January, 2008)

Place of origin protection puts paid to 3000 bottles of Gallo bubbly at Belgian border. (11 January, 2008)

Firearm activated camera control. (10 January, 2008)

The touch and go world of near field communications. (09 January, 2008)

Baggage restrictions lifted at some UK airports (08 January, 2008)

Payment plan for frequent offenders (07 January, 2008)

Sappers render wartime bomb safe in Yorkshire (04 January, 2008)

Data protection act to be reviewed in light of recent data losses. (03 January, 2008)

New years honours touch two UK security companiestest. (02 January, 2008)

When real viruses arenâ€™t enough (27 December, 2007)

Security review of the year 2007 (31 December, 2007)

One bag only (28 December, 2007)

LCN DNA testing deemed unsuitable as convicting evidence. (21 December, 2007)

Video streaming to mobile devices proves to be a winner. (14 December, 2007)

Retail shrinkage reduces as prevention technology improves. (19 December, 2007)

Latest civil service data loss encrypted. (17 December, 2007)

London travel safety campaign could be expanded. (13 December, 2007)

Managing end users as part of IT security threat reduction. (07 December, 2007)

Job cuts on the cards at SOCA (04 December, 2007)

Breathalyser based vehicle ignition interlocks. (03 December, 2007)

Despite years of debate, emergency vehicles are still being charged tolls. (30 November, 2007)

Motorcyclists track stolen clothes. (29 November, 2007)

Biometrics and the prevention of ID theft. (28 November, 2007)

Biometrics and the HMRC data loss, is there a link? (27 November, 2007)

Social networking security (23 November, 2007)