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HSBC accuses rivals of security 'arms race'
Talkback I have to agree with the other comments. Surely the banks have a duty of care to give their customers the best protection they can, as quickly as they can. If some banks are able to react quickly, then they should do it.
[September 21, 2006, 6:46]
Can Microsoft join the human race?
Talkback One down and one to go? What'll you bet Bill trys a Steve Jobs and comes running back in to "save the company"? If you really want to get ignored, tell tech support "It works with Brand X, why doesn't it work with yours?
[June 24, 2006, 7:51]
HSBC accuses rivals of security 'arms race'
Talkback Yes he ought to get back and deal with it. If Im not wrong it was was plugging some loopholes that this guy advise would have done, minoe investment. How come Hsbc screwed up on this one, unless they talk more than they do things.
[September 25, 2006, 12:04]
Can Microsoft join the human race?
Talkback Let's see if they can sell Xboxes, then. Some competition from Sony and Nintendo; but all 3 are excellent in the 'home entertainment' market. Businesses and commercial use can quite happily run on Linux and OpenOffice.org.
[June 24, 2006, 8:06]
HSBC accuses rivals of security 'arms race'
Talkback Utter nonsense, they are already issuing Token for business customers. It seems like they should look at what they are doing internally before slating others!
[September 20, 2006, 18:02]
Can Microsoft join the human race?
Talkback The SQL of RSS? VMware emulation? The humanity. Personnally I serve the machine (wdm.why why don't be spooked. Their aren't many keys inwhich to engage developmental software into a finished product unlike Microsoft Corporation.
[June 24, 2006, 14:00]
The rat race evolves?
Blog Comment A treadmill at your workstation eh? Why not go the whole hog and stick a grindstone in there too?
[May 16, 2007, 15:21]
1GHz race heading for spring finish
News We don't plan on falling behind in the gigahertz race," said an AMD spokesperson. It is still unclear which one will reach the 1GHz milestone first, but Intel upped the ante last week at its Intel Developer Forum, when it announced that it was...
[February 24, 2000, 9:12]
Can Microsoft join the human race?
Talkback NEVER! For technical reasons I have just removed one of my two 256mb memory modules from my computer to check the operation of the machine with only one installed and XP SP2 then told me I had to re-register my software.
[July 11, 2006, 17:26]
Geeks in the driving seat of the new space race
Talkback Think about Concorde. Will these commercial space projects overcome the first disaster to come?
[October 7, 2004, 21:35]
The rat race evolves?
Blog Comment No no, the worst thing is. The desks cost £1,000 each. Paying a grand for that?
[May 16, 2007, 13:12]
Via enters 0.13-micron race
News VIA Technologies jumped on the 0.13-micron processor bandwagon Tuesday. The Taiwan-based chip and chip set maker announced plans to base a future generation of VIA Cyrix processors, expected next year, on a new 0.13-micron process from its...
[December 13, 2000, 8:13]
The rat race evolves?
Blog Comment Actually there's a fairly amusing account of what happened when a BBC hack tried using the blessed thing here.
[May 16, 2007, 15:27]
Bluetooth products race to market is on
News Hype surrounding the wireless technology -- which will allow communication between digital devices -- has been growing since the final technical specification was announced this month. The deadline for the spec, originally intended for release in...
[July 22, 1999, 15:56]
Staying one step ahead in the anti-spam arms race
Talkback I think we'll see further consolidation of smaller anti-spam vendors. The main threat for small vendors is the large antivirus vendors, as they have well-established distribution channels. Microsoft recently bought a small antivirus vendor, but I'm...
[June 27, 2004, 15:04]
HSBC accuses rivals of security 'arms race'
Talkback Pickering's arguments are a horrible, and would make me close my account with HSBC if I had one.
[September 20, 2006, 22:24]
HSBC accuses rivals of security 'arms race'
Talkback Careless Hsbc support Fraud on one hand and speak against it on the other. Recently I read where in an India centre a guy detected major flaws in Hsbc systems. Instead of checking it out Immediately, they did not bother for two months.
[September 24, 2006, 6:14]
HSBC accuses rivals of security 'arms race'
Talkback Big talk by Hsbc, India Hsbc same as any cheap company. Snatch credit forget to block the security holes. How can they penalise an employee for not revealing details to a manager. Agree with you vicky, i got quite a shock.
[October 3, 2006, 6:40]
BT video trials to fuel broadband speed race
Talkback This is pointless, More than five years ago now I was at a friend’s house in Colchester. Two of the people in that household worked (and still do) in non-technical roles at BT. Beside their television was a small box.
[October 28, 2004, 10:27]
Staying one step ahead in the anti-spam arms race
News With UK government legislation doing little to impede the relentless rise of spam, businesses are increasingly turning to software to keep mail systems functioning. Brightmail, recently acquired by security specialist Symantec, is a market leader...
[June 16, 2004, 10:30]
