MPs welcome agency's plans for National Allegations Database to improve performance in following up intelligence leads from the public
April 2012
HP loses MoD payroll and pensions deal to CSC
£9m cost of eye scanning 'would have been better spent on immigration staff'
March 2012
e-Borders to get bigger as Green unveils revamped programme
Home Office minister Damien Green says revised e-Borders programme is on track to cover all non-European Economic Area flights from next month
February 2012
IRIS eye-scanners scrapped by two UK airports
Hampshire fire service's WAN small step means giant leap for collaboration
Police's new £30m e-crime hubs ready to go live
Heathrow facial recognition plan may miss Olympics deadline
January 2012
GCHQ offers 'retention payments' to keep technology experts
Government intelligence service says it needs to make overall package for internet security specialists 'competitive' to stop employees leaving for big private firms
November 2011
Government plans open data push
Initiatives aimed at supporting economy to be included in chancellor's Autumn Statement
MoD acknowledges laptop losses
Ministry of Defence says it is increasing encryption to minimise impact
Government plans cyber security hub
Standards, skills and new cyber crime unit also prominent in national strategy
October 2011
Whitehall 'proactively' addressing lack of IT security skills
Measures to attract and retain specialist cyber security staff are under way, says government
September 2011
Defence plans to build information architect skills
MoD Information Strategy includes plans for enterprise architecture, digital identities, an improved intranet and cyber security skills
August 2011
MPs criticise defence supplies IT
Public accounts committee warns of threat to frontline operations until new systems are delivered in 2014
July 2011
UK Border Agency pays axed e-Borders contractor £5m
Payment made to Raytheon as indemnity while arbitration over the termination of its contract to lead the border surveillance programme continues
Home Office plans to sharpen biometric checks
Investments in new technology to watch for potential terrorists and dangerous materials included in counter-terrorism strategy
MI5 makes 1,061 bugging errors
Security Service was responsible for 62% of wrong applications for communications data in 2010
