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news headlines: 9th August 2005

NOAA reviews 2005 Atlantic Hurricane Season predictions
Nine to eleven hurricanes forecast, with five to seven becoming major hurricanes.
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Date: 9th August 2005 • Region: US Type: Article •Topic: DR general
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European Commission outlines new anti-terrorism research initiatives
Thirteen new security research projects outlined. Anti-terrorism research funding to increase from 15m euro in 2006 to 250m euro in 2007.
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Date: 9th August 2005 • Region: W.Europe/UK Type: Article •Topic: Terrorism
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Business continuity and disaster recovery drive the UK archiving markets
BC and DR are by far the strongest factors causing UK companies to initiate archival projects.
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Date: 9th August 2005 • Region: UK Type: Article •Topic: BC general
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Self-healing portable wireless communications network developed
Provides the ability to establish secure temporary LANs in disaster situations.
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Date: 9th August 2005 • Region: US/World Type: Article •Topic: IT continuity
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IBM reviews the information security landscape
One in every 28 e-mails infected by some sort of malicious security threat.
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Date: 9th August 2005 • Region: US/World Type: Article •Topic: ISM
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Business continuity briefs
Today's issue includes:
• Indian Banks’ Association to review regional banks’ business continuity measures
• UK financial authorities review the contingency functionality of the UK Financial Sector Continuity website
• Basel Committee publishes corporate governance advice for banking organisations
• Business Resilience: Risk Strategies for Organisational Strength
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Top headlines from the past four weeks:
Risk management: What should be, what is and what could be

Six Sigma and business continuity

Power protection checklist

SunGard stockholders approve acquisition of the company

Civil Contingencies Act formally laid before Parliament

Do women take more business risks than men?

DRJ and DRII publish draft of ‘Generally Accepted Business Continuity Practices’

Resources published for North America Regional Business Continuity Awareness Week

India floods cause huge business continuity problems

Survey investigates how organisational structure influences network security

Criticall launches new version of crisis communications solution

VOIP is a ticking time bomb

Belts and braces…

Large-scale terrorist exercise taking place in Queensland

‘Secure in the Knowledge’

UN renews call for effective Indian Ocean tsunami warning system

A narrow escape…

Further business continuity lessons from July 7th

Managing risk is the biggest issue for construction companies

Some reductions seen in e-crime

IT Compliance Institute launches project to help with compliance issues

Failed terrorist attack on London

Addressing business continuity during mergers or acquisitions

Flood protection: European Commission starts public consultation programme

New study exposes small business information security gaps

Phoenix IT Group makes senior appointment for NDR business continuity division

Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 1 Automatic Updates could cause IT continuity problems

Data breaches: turn back the tide

US securities industry plans large scale business continuity test

‘Next generation’ business continuity software released

Quantum decoys foil code-breaking attempts

Bio-terrorism threat requires 'all-hazard' planning focusing on doctrine as well as technology

Exercising the Business Continuity Plan

Business continuity lessons from July 7th

Recovery roundup

Business continuity rule #1

SunGard to develop second London-based ‘technology centre’

IBM unveils new printers with enhanced security

Extraordinary Meeting of the Justice and Home Affairs Council: report

Six-point agenda for change at the US Department of Homeland Security

APTA urges DHS to make more funding available for transit security

Strohl Systems announces inaugural awards program

Business Continuity Institute Symposium

Critical success factors for effective crisis management

Supply chain business continuity explored




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