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1. MPs warned of ?security flaws? in ID cards scheme

Author

Goodwin, Bill

Subjects
Computer services industry, United Kingdom. Home Office -- Science and technology policy, Identification cards -- Political aspects, Computer services industry -- Industry forecasts -- Political aspects, Identity theft -- Prevention -- Political aspects
Abstract

Bill Goodwinbill.goodwin@rbi.co.ukThe Home Office? ?5.8bn ID cards programme contains potentially serious security flaws, security experts and software suppliers have told an all-party group of MPs.Martyn Thomas, safety critical software specialist […]

Published
2006

2. ?Rushed? ID card scheme is a missed opportunity, IT suppliers warn MPs

Author

Goodwin, Bill

Subjects
Computer services industry, United Kingdom. Home Office -- Science and technology policy, Identification cards -- Political aspects, Computer services industry -- Political aspects -- Industry forecasts, Identity theft -- Prevention -- Political aspects
Abstract

Bill Goodwinbill.goodwin@rbi.co.ukIT suppliers and academics have attacked the government over the way it is managing the ?5.8bn national identity card programme.IT suppliers association Intellect, Microsoft and academic specialists said the […]

Published
2006

3. BRITAIN'S PROPOSED ID CARD TO GO FROM VOLUNTARY TO COMPULSORY

Subjects
United Kingdom. Home Office -- Planning, United Kingdom. Home Office -- Science and technology policy, Identification cards -- Planning, Identification cards -- Technology application, Integrated circuit cards -- Planning, Smart cards, Smart card, Company business planning, Technology application, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, High technology industry
Abstract

After a year of preparing public opinion, Britain's Home Office appears ready to propose that all citizens of the United Kingdom carry a smart card as an identification document, according [...]

Published
2003

4. The start of a counter revolution

Author

Bicknell, David

Subjects
United Kingdom. Home Office -- Science and technology policy, Automation, Elections, Mechanization, United Kingdom -- Elections
Abstract

David Bicknell asks if a Tory victory will knock back the cause of proportional representation and with it the chance to bring in computerised counting machines in elections Following one […]

Published
1992

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