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A UK expert has cautioned that computer systems of utility firms and huge financial organizations remain to be the target of cybercriminals.
Companies which provide UK’s national infrastructure are said to be investigated with industrial espionage. Cases of political, economic and technical spying are dominating over cyber-terrorism attacks, according to Mark Oram, head of information security knowledge department at the government-backed Centre for the Protection of National Infrastructure (CPNI).
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Steria, an IT services company is now facing industrial action over its move to outsource jobs to India on a contract with the Co-operative banking group.
Google is currently teaming up with NASA to build a novel communication system in space. Vint Cerf, Google vice-president and chief internet evangelist, is collaborating with the space agency to spread out the web’s reach.
A couple from Inverness were accused by Atari, a game firm, of illegal sharing of Race 07 on their computer. Gill and Ken Murdoch were threatened with high court fines for their alleged file sharing as a way to protect copyright.
Consequent to the worldwide financial downturn, JPMorgan has opted to decrease wages of its IT contractors by 15 percent starting November 1.
HSBC is currently using a state-of-the-art biometric technology capable of idnetifying 2,500 distinct features to manage access to its datacenters. The system utilizes cameras, ID, and software to confirm identification.
Recruitment experts suggested that IT experts need to manage their own development and training to live through the recent economic crisis.
Garlik, an online identity firm, reported that internet offenses committed in the UK have boosted compared to that of last year. The increase is attributed to the present worldwide economic condition.
Mozilla is planning to add just two more updates for Firefox 2.0 before it finally tosses the browser out of the market by year end.
HP’s recent launch of a cheaper line of netbooks is anticipated to boost competition over price and features. The company introduced Mini 1000 on Wednesdat, which has a starting price of $399. The new technology follows HP’s 2133 Mini-Note PC which was launched in April.
