Author - Yogi Parmar

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The web: an online ghetto?

2007 has witnessed a shift in the methods used by cybercriminals to dupe innocent users from parting with their hard-earned cash.

Fri, 05 Oct., 2007| Posted in Special reports| Section: Technology

NAC: Controlling access to your network

Have you heard the one about the printer repair technician and the malware outbreak?...

Tue, 31 July, 2007| Posted in Special reports| Section: Technology

With analysts estimating that each workstation in your network costs
a minimum of £2,000 per annum, Ben Chai looks at ways in which Active
Directory can be used to simplify management and reduce the total cost of ownership of your network.

Fri, 27 Aug., 2004| Posted in Special reports| Section: Technology

Legal Costs of a Virus Infection

Whilst the physical costs of protecting company networks from virus attacks are all too familiar, the legal consequences of a virus infection are often overlooked. The breach of data confidentiality, data corruption, and the impact of downtime on delivery and productivity could all have serious implications. Liz Bell, from leading law firm Morgan Cole, looks at the risks to your company.

Fri, 04 June, 2004| Posted in Special reports| Section: Technology

Corporate responsibility: risk is a board game

Information security issues could be a time-bomb ticking away in your organisation but if you think the buck stops with the IT department then think again. Dominic Hickman, of leading lawyers Morgan Cole, looks at the risks to your company and the responsibilities faced by board members.

Fri, 31 Oct., 2003| Posted in Special reports| Section: Technology

Employee email/Web use: The Risks and the Law

Jonathan Naylor, from UK lawyers Morgan Cole, looks at some of the legal risks involved with employee email and web use, and recommends practical steps that employers can take to minimise their liability.

Sun, 12 Oct., 2003| Posted in Special reports| Section: Technology

Secure in your knowledge

As both the need for network security and the lack of job security increases, the importance of being able to prove what you know increases too. So why not get yourself certified!

Fri, 03 Oct., 2003| Posted in Special reports| Section: Technology

Lessons of history

Already 9/11 seems so long ago, but what have we learnt in the meantime?
Thomas Lee guides us through disaster recovery and business continuity planning.

Mon, 29 Sept., 2003| Posted in Special reports| Section: Technology

Is email your corporate Achilles' heel?

Email's popularity, combined with a lack of storage management, is exposing companies to a glut of legal issues. We look at how you can minimise the risk through the use of email archiving.

Fri, 29 Aug., 2003| Posted in Special reports| Section: Technology