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Internet is a 'lawless space', says expert
News Former U.K. government offical warns of the increasing threat from cyberterrorism, and calls for a coordinated international response from governments.
Tags: Web sites, Viruses and worms, Hacking, IT Governance, Threat, Google Earth, violence, Business World, NATO, Internet Activity
China sets up Windows-checking lab
News The lab to study the Microsoft Windows operating system source code was set up last week in Beijing, China.
Cyber terrorism equates to 'missile attack'
News Nato's cyber defense chief has warned that computer-based terrorism poses the same threat to national security as a missile attack.
Tags: Security, Defense/military
The Cold War moves to cyberspace
News commentary There are battles being waged online between the United States, China, and Russia.
Tags: Network security, Hacking, Viruses and worms, Security, Cybersecurity, Attack, NATO, software, Russia, China
UK launches dedicated cybersecurity agency
News New government agency will coordinate national IT security defence and response, including launching DDoS attacks and cyberespionage.
Tags: Security, Cybersecurity, IT Security, Government, Prime Minister, U.S., Cyberattack, agency, Security
Nato creates cyber-defense command
News The Cyber Defense Management Authority will co-ordinate Nato allies' defenses against online attacks on national infrastructures.
Tags: Security
Prevent employees from 'going rogue'
Techguide There is often a personal crisis trigger that causes an already borderline employee to cross the border. Would intervention prevent information compromise or system loss?
Tags: Communication skills, Personnel management, Security Management, Security implementation/standards, Data security, Employee, Security, Behavior, photocopier, payment
Nato beefs up cyber defenses
News A state-of-the-art monitoring technology will allow Nato (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) to instantly spot anybody trying to hack into its systems.
Tags: Security, Defense/military
Services giant says it, others are fraud victims
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India cool towards peek at Windows code
News India may turn down an offer from software giant Microsoft to access its Windows code, reported India's The Economic Times.
Japan mulls Linux for civil service
News Japanese authorities may consider switching to Linux during their next IT systems upgrade in 2005, a move which is expected slash maintenance costs by half.
Microsoft: Security requires teamwork
News The software giant also tells European customers that it is making progress with efforts to limit security attacks against its products.
Tags: Security, Business applications
Net users dash to UK site for attack details
News A British government document detailing evidence of those responsible for the September 11 attacks has been posted online, causing a flood of Internet traffic.
FBI supplier readies secure Linux
News A new version of the operating system has been built by TCS, which sells software to U.S. intelligence agencies.
Tags: Linux, Open source
China to see Windows code
News To bolster its presence in China, Microsoft today signed a deal to reveal its Windows OS source code to Chinese officials.
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