A Year Ago: 'Severe risk ' of Y2K disruption
...fire brigade, four police forces and nine percent of NHS organisations at "
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4 October, 2005 by Maxine Holt...disruption), 32 percent are amber (some risk) and 2 percent are red (
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...up adverts to high-risk infections that can steal confidential data to
...hole in a Windows component called "mailslot". The flaw poses the most
...comes to local authorities which fall into its red category -- ie. at
...of the NHS, four police forces and one fire brigade were at
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Despite the revelation that eight large financial institutions are still at
...comes to local authorities which fall into its red category -- ie. at
...if their local authority falls into Action 2000's red zone -- at
...no real meat to the bones of the no risk, some risk,
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