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| IT industry job satisfaction double UK average, survey shows Job satisfaction in the IT industry is nearly double the UK average, research has revealed. The survey of 200 IT professionals by Loudhouse Research... |
| Wimax operators to get first crack in broadband spectrum auctions Mobile network operators will be allowed to own a maximum of 90MHz in frequencies above and below the 1GHz band, making it impossible for any one the four... |
| Government seeks to debunk cyber war myth Government seeks to debunk cyber war myth The government is seeking to quell what it claims are reactionary press reports branding network intrusions... |
| IT security must address business trends, says Forrester Shifts in technology, business expectations and process ownership in organisations are inevitable and all three have security implications... |
| Will NPfIT Summary Care Records really save lives? Computer Weekly has looked at the claim on BBC... |
| It is not cloud versus in-house, says Forrester Cloud computing does not suit all companies or applications, but it should be a key part of any organisation's outsourcing strategy, says Forrester... |
| Security, power and cost drive datacentre strategy IT professionals rate security, power issues and prices as their main criteria when choosing a datacentre. |
| Twitter is magnet for fakes, fraudsters and celebs Online security experts at Barracuda Labs have confirmed that Twitter is overrun with fakers and fraudsters. |
| Costly Digital Britain projects to go ahead says Timms The government recommitted itself to a raft of previously announced measures to get more people online and make the UK the world's leading online nation... |
| BMA says: halt rushed roll-out of imperfect Summary Care Records The British Medical Association (BMA) is writing to health ministers asking them to suspend the upload of patient data onto the Summary Care Records database... |
| London Stock Exchange puts in new IT head at Turquoise The London Stock Exchange has announced a new management team for Turquoise including the creation of the position of head of technology. Mark Ryland,... |
| Digital Economy Bill amendment threatens free speech on web Communications executives say proposed amendments to the Digital Economy Bill ... |
| CIOs must make a 10-year desktop strategy plan Desktop computing is a drain on IT resources. Even a well-managed desktop can cost $3,413 per year. How can IT directors slash costs? Desktop computing... |
| Google offers Apps Marketplace for enterprise users Software, training and services available in the Google cloud |
| Malware found on out-of-the-box Vodafone HTC Magic smartphone Security researchers report that malware has been discovered on a Vodafone HTC... |
| Online bank fraud up, but total card fraud falls for first time Online banking fraud losses rose by 14% to £59.7m in 2009, but overall card fraud dropped 28% to £440.3m - the first decrease since 2006 - according figures from bankers. |
| Microsoft releases eight bug fixes and warns of IE zero–day vulnerability Microsoft's March Patch Tuesday monthly security update was relatively light, but the software maker also issued an advisory, warning of an unpatched vulnerability in Internet Explorer. |
| DNA database records help solve less than 1% of crimes Less than 1% of crimes are solved using the DNA records stored on the government's DNA database, a parliamentary... |
| European SMEs neglect back-up and recovery, survey reveals Nearly two-thirds (63%) of small to mid-sized businesses in Europe take a day or more to recover from system downtime, research has revealed. The... |
| Office 2010 ready for business on 12 May Office 2010, the latest version of Microsoft's office productivity suite, will ship to business users on 12 May. |
| Split views on funding UK innovation The UK government should support research into plastic semiconductors, regenerative medicine based on stem cells and low-carbon energy production as a way... |
| Election 2010: Tories told what policy on IT should be IT industry tells the Conservative Party what it would like the next government to do. |
| Energizer battery charger contains Trojan virus, warns Cert Software used in a battery charger contains a Trojan that gives hackers total access to PCs, the US Computer... |
| Datacentre staff costs increase by 10% Datacentre staff costs are expected to rise by 10% in large businesses, according to a study from analyst IDC. The IDC survey of 300 large European... |
| US cybersecurity efforts hindered by poorly defined roles says GAO US cybersecurity defences are being hampered by a lack of clear definitions of the roles of the government agencies involved, according to the Government... |
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