The Register Security Debate
Live & Online. 24th September 2008, 4:30pm BST (3:30pm GMT)
The Register Security Debate aims to help you nail down your Security priorities for 2008 and beyond. With a little help from your peers in the security department, we aim to give you the run down on what to expect through 2008. You will also hear some analysis of threats and solutions from independent analysts and some interesting experts from the vendor camp. Take part in the Q&A and we finish off with a roundtable session. Click here to learn more.
Public Sector News
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Cambridge congestion charge plans shelved
Lack of local support
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Swedish bloggers give MEP a kicking over media pluralism
Job done. Now, let's actually read that report
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Judge points laser dazzler man towards prison
Four months for plodcopter attack
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ICO slaps TfL over Oyster data hoard
Criticises compulsory kids' photocards
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easyJet warns 'several websites' to stop selling its flights
Screen scraping the budget airline barrel
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In-flight device maker sues everyone seeking flash memory bonanza
LG, Casio, Nikon, Samsung and Sanyo whacked
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ICANN approves customized top-level domains
Don't like .com? How about .thispagerocks?
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BT starts threatening music downloaders with internet cut-off
Exclusive BPI wins another ISP ally
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UK abandons train and tube scanners
Too slow and too invasive
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UK gov publishes 'kids and videogames' action plan
Internet safety scheme too
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Family visa sponsors face ID, credit and CRB checks
Plus large fines and jail if grannie scarpers...
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Think tank slams paedophile paranoia culture
Guilty until proven innocent
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Spain plans 'human rights' for great apes
'Fundamental moral and legal protections'
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Science MPs horrified by UK bio-lab management
Porton Downer
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UK.gov calls on white hat hackers to spot data leaks
HMRC debacle to foster 'culture change', says Cabinet Office
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Boris' crime map plan comes unstuck
Victims' privacy at risk
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Staff internet policies must be Facebook-ready, warns expert
Web 2.0-up your regs
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Culture of insecurity blamed for HMRC data loss
Official reports lambast UK.gov over data breaches
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Automated profiling tech is crap, says Home Office
Um, does that include Project Semaphore, then?
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Ex-Logica boss to teach UK.gov how to identify crap IT
Foxes, henhouses, poachers
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Leeds thieves target Ford Focus chips
Stick 'em your Sky box, get free telly
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Pirate Bay bitchslaps Swedish law with SSL
Sticking it to evesdroppers in the ear
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So, what can you photograph?
Updated Anything - bar a few exceptions
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The war on photographers - you're all al Qaeda suspects now
Analysis Police, camera, (illegal) action
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Snoop-happy councils warned off RIPA abuse
'Or they'll take our toys away'
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The Casey Report: Putting your mouth, not brain, in charge
Evidence-based policy thoroughly decked
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Fujitsu preps 700 redundancies in NHS IT debacle
Unite tells UK.gov to get a move on
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Gumshoes fined for debt collection pretexting blag
BT fooled
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EU Commission plots to end rip-off Britain online
One consumer law regime to rule them all
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