Home snoop CCTV more popular than Big Brother
Forget the web, we want to watch real crims
Legal11 Nov 2007 | 29
Schools chief pushes Big Brother out of dinner line
Gov purees fingerprints for food policy
Channel04 Oct 2007 | 48
Banks want data pulled from US
Swift told to retreat all but US data
Legal03 Jul 2007 | 8
US gives in to EU demands over data
PNR and Swift finally put to bed - but still restless
Security29 Jun 2007 | 7
Home Office, civilians all fingers and thumbs on biometrics
UK finds old habits hard to break
Channel28 Jun 2007 | 2
Border agencies prep for multi-modal biometrics
Iris, fingers, head, shoulders, knees and toes
Channel27 Jun 2007 | 2
Israeli futurologist predicts terror horror
Run for the hills
Legal21 Jun 2007 | 43
Brits to US tech firms: we need you!
...to catch our criminals
Channel20 Jun 2007 | 14
Brown asks cops for gadget wish list
Write to Santa
Legal20 Jun 2007 | 22
US and allies lay global foundation for biometric border checks
UK lays down...proposals
Legal18 Jun 2007 | 12
UK government tunes out debate on DNA database
Pressure mounts on records of innocents
Legal15 Jun 2007 | 24
UK border agency puts risk assessment on trial
What are the chances you're a terrorist?
Legal15 Jun 2007 | 2
Specsavers opens eyes to open source
Is the bottom line better with or without? With or without?
Channel14 Jun 2007 | 8
US harvests anti-terror research
Cameras watch for face twitchers
Legal13 Jun 2007 | 9
UK security industry pleads for closer goverment ties
What am I bid for these shiny new handcuffs?
Legal13 Jun 2007 | 5
UK.gov wants to ramp up, co-ordinate anti-terror investment
Fragmentation is just one of our enemies
Legal12 Jun 2007 | 2
MPs question Capgemini's HMRC profits
But they're still below target
Channel12 Jun 2007 | 1
MEPs draft ring of flowers for fortress Europe
Caring, sharing police databases
Legal08 Jun 2007 | 1
Redstone 'delighted' after year of takeovers
Conversant with convergence
Channel08 Jun 2007 |
MS, Yahoo! and Google snub debate on freedom
Not all publicity is good publicity
Legal06 Jun 2007 | 6
House of Lords steps into US-EU data spat
UK ATS pilot still not catching terrorists
Legal06 Jun 2007 | 3
MPs demand controls on Euro police databases
Co-operation needs human touch
Legal05 Jun 2007 | 1
OGC shreds identity scheme documents
Drastic measures to bar scrutiny
Legal04 Jun 2007 | 9
Enron emails inspire GCHQ spooks
Software to nanny for cagey corporate cops
On-Prem01 Jun 2007 | 7
Facial drones spot passport frauds
UK.gov's own facebook
Legal31 May 2007 | 8
Gov. resists ID card scrutiny
Will Brown sign up to Blair's baby?
Legal30 May 2007 | 11
Half of black Britain on track for DNA database
Libdems raise spectre of racial profiling
Legal29 May 2007 | 7
UK regulator urges caution on data sharing
Tells gov: think before you act
Legal29 May 2007 | 1
Google plays cat and mouse with regulators
Privacy questioned
Legal25 May 2007 | 6
EU extends TV law to the internet
Laws get converged
Legal25 May 2007 | 3
Expel the IT bodgers, says Microsoft
If you can't stand the heat, you'll get thrown out the kitchen
On-Prem24 May 2007 | 37
Police database delayed indefinitely
Response to Soham murders canned
Legal23 May 2007 | 4
Europe votes to restrict police data sharing
Data protection reinstated
Legal23 May 2007 | 1
Amnesty Int to hold web censorship conference
Activists unite online
Legal22 May 2007 | 1
EnterpriseDB ramps up focus on Europe
Open source database firm seeks European partners
Channel22 May 2007 |
Public-private shoe-in wins Birmingham contract
Capita's second foothold in Europe's largest council
Legal22 May 2007 | 5
Phoenix maintains gentle ascent
Continuity business
Channel21 May 2007 |
Microsoft squares up to Google with $6bn buy
Bill's most expensive ever purchase
Channel18 May 2007 | 22
HMRC claims IT successes
VAT fraudsters still as slippery as eels, though
Legal18 May 2007 | 1
FCO to probe visa security lapse
Indian problem could be worldwide
Legal18 May 2007 | 1
Gatwick gets iris recognition
Biometric border control
Channel18 May 2007 | 10
100,000 'erroneous' records on DNA database
Load failures of 26,000 are part of the problem
Legal17 May 2007 | 7
ID scheme not failing, just shifting
Passport Service responds to LSE
Legal16 May 2007 | 4
Symantec pursues $55m copyright damages
Claims copied software might break your computer
Channel16 May 2007 | 10
MPs must act on runaway ID project
LSE advice to government
Legal16 May 2007 | 2
Evesham plots rocky road back from HCI havoc
Gordon Brown's legacy for the British PC industry
Channel16 May 2007 |
UK gov mulls prison for those employing illegal immigrants
And biometric checks a possibility
Legal15 May 2007 | 12
Immigrant data protected from EU police
World's largest biometric database on the off
Legal15 May 2007 | 2
Surveillance state can't monitor itself, says US
Chertoff questions legal traditions
Legal15 May 2007 | 18
DCC looks down from peak
Expects come-down after profit high
Channel14 May 2007 |
Half a million kids' DNA on UK police database
Innocence is an old-fashioned word
Legal11 May 2007 | 32
Capgemini exec salaries divulged in annual report
Analysis As staff vote on below inflation pay rise
Channel11 May 2007 | 3
UK ID card costs climb £600m in six months
£5.5bn and counting
Legal10 May 2007 | 17
Banks put customers in Swift Catch-22
'Please treat my data with disrespect'
Legal10 May 2007 | 5
Computer saves shredded Stasi files
600 million pieces of totalitarian history
Legal10 May 2007 | 5
DTI poses perennial sci/tech problem
After ten years of Blair, the song remains the same
Legal10 May 2007 | 4
Greens demand boycott of Lockheed Martin census trial
Births, deaths and munitions
Legal09 May 2007 | 10
Union members blink in Capgemini face-off
Nerds shy away from confrontation
Channel09 May 2007 | 1
HP raises outlook
Sells PCs, buys back shares
Channel08 May 2007 | 1
Tribunal forces opening up of ID card 'gateway' docs
OGC tries in vain to avoid scrutiny
Legal04 May 2007 |
Biting the hand that feeds IT
